Why invest in Nepal?
Nepal's investment climate is worsened by political instability, too few laws, and too much red tape
Nepal's investment climate is worsened by political instability, too few laws, and too much red tape
Ahead of the Nepal Investment Summit in April, the sobering account of one biotech entrepreneur
Nepal has positive macro-economic indicators, but it needs to raise foreign investment levels
Meet Anirvan Ghosh Dastidar, Chief Executive Officer for Standard Chartered Bank in Nepal. Before arriving in Kathmandu last year, he served as...
As we face an unprecedented and precarious pandemic that has caused uncertainty to the entire global economy, Nepal’s own response to it...
The spate of investment treaty arbitrations that have inundated developing countries in recent times has now reached Nepal. At stake is a...
The Supreme Court verdict on Ncell this week has left more questions unanswered
No more afno manche or hamro party ko manche, Nepal now needs ramro manche from all over the world
The Nepal government has hailed its two-day Investment Summit that ended on Saturday as a resounding success with the signing of 15...
Capacity and WillpowerThere are immense opportunities waiting for investment to uplift the living standard of 30 million honest and hardworking people. The...