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#51 Sun Mar 18, 2018 2:55 pm
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स्रोत नभएर ऋण विस्तार ठप्प भएपछि आर्थिक वृद्धि प्रभावित हुने, स्रोत जुटाउन तीन विकल्पमा छलफल
नेपाल राष्ट्र बैंकले ७.२ प्रतिशतको आर्थिक वृद्धिलाई पच्छ्याउन बैंक तथा वित्तीय संस्थामार्फत एक बर्षभित्र ६ खर्ब १० अर्ब रुपैयाँ ऋण लगानी गर्ने रणनीति लिएको छ। सरकारको कुल विकास बजेटभन्दा ५५ प्रतिशत बढी रकम वित्तीय क्षेत्रबाट परिचालन गर्ने राष्ट्र बैंकको रणनीति हो।
used to think banks can lend 80% of what they have including capital/reserve. there were some who blamed increase in bfis capital to liquidity crisis. i thought they meant, cause of increase in capital, CEO had to make more profit so they had to lend aggressively. Turned out, those increased capital were kept outside the system.
350 billion, that's like 15% of economy. What do bureaucrats think they are doing? govt has more than 5% cash unspent. And another 20% of equivalent of the economy in the name of CD ratio is also outside the system.
total of more than 40% in Cash compared to GDP is outside the system. What kind of individuals is running Nepal? They are simply dumb or some evil foreign power are paying them to destroy our economy.
I believe to pay back depositor- 15% in bank and 12% in dev bank and 10% finance is enough. Govt can deposit revenue in BFIs and banks can lend 85-90% of their deposit. This is called mismanagement of resource.
This can be done over night with one decision.
दीर्घकालिन उपायका लागि बाणिज्य बैंकहरुलाई विदेशस्थित बैंक तथा अन्य निकायबाट पैसा ल्याउने नीतिगत सहुलियत दिनु पर्नेतर्फ छलफल अगाडि बढेको छ। राष्ट्र बैंकले यस बिषयमा 'होमवर्क' गरिरहेका बेला नवनियुक्त अर्थमन्त्री डा. युवराज खतिवाडाले पनि यसै दिशामा कुराकानी गरेकाले प्रकृया अगाडि बढ्ने भएको छ। ब्याज दर, ल्याउने प्रकृया, सीमा, अवधि बारेमा राष्ट्र बैंकमा छलफल सुरु भइसकेको छ। यस बाहेक बासेल थ्रीको पूर्ण कार्यान्वयन गरेर सिसिडी खारेज गर्ने बारे पनि बैंकहरुले माग गरिरहेका छन्। राष्ट्र बैंकले बासेल थ्री पूर्ण कार्यान्वयनमा जाँदा के हुन्छ भन्ने बारे अध्ययन सुरु पनि गरिसकेको छ। साथै स्थानीय निकायमा जाने पैसालाई पनि बैंकहरुलाई निक्षेपका रुपमा परिचालन गर्न दिनु पर्ने बारे पनि छलफल भइरहेको छ। यसमा अर्थमन्त्रालयसमेत सहमत भइसकेको छ।
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#52 Sun Mar 04, 2018 12:17 pm
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गभर्नर नेपालले भने- 'पैसा खोज्न विदेश जाने होइन, घरमै बैंक आएको छ त्यहीबाट पैसा बनाउने हो'
Cold war has begun between FM and governor. two retards. hope both kills each other.
People in UNDP must be laughing. they may be saying " we released yuraj k (who used to work for UNDP and posted in srilanka) cause he showed outdated syndrome, but, Nepali media keeps on making him god using UNDP job which had to release him for being too outdated.
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#53 Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:31 am
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Well i am not a Banker. But what i feel is If there is reduction in Interest rate by banks then we might see Many More Ponzy schemes by thags and fatta which will loot out the Public money in name of higher interest which will eventually be a Capital flight from the Nation. Banker are in a better position to mobilize the fund of the Public as a deposits and deploy in Productive Sectors as a loans. Definitely they will deploy in those business where business is fissible. ![;)](./templates/default/smilies/wink.gif)
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#54 Fri Mar 02, 2018 8:07 pm
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संघले मुद्धती र निक्षेपको व्याजदरको अन्तर १ प्रतिशतमा पुगेको भन्दै सो अन्तर बढाउन बचतको व्याजदर ८ प्रतिशतभन्दा माथि नबनाउने निर्णय गरेको थियो ।
- bring down more, 9 for FD, 7 for SA.
Finance minister is suppose to deal it with emergency approach.
Where the hell is emergency meeting for NEPSE crisis- FM, Oli???
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#55 Tue Jan 16, 2018 8:52 pm
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#56 Sun Jan 14, 2018 4:16 pm
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In the first day Oli becomes PM, he should form committee to study and give solution to the Banking crisis and NEPSE crisis.
And that committee should not include any Bureaucrat.
From the actions of bureaucrat, since we got democracy, it seems like, they get paid by India and other to do nothing in Nepal, not just sell secrets of Nepal for money, visa.
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#57 Mon Jan 08, 2018 11:08 pm
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बजारमा पैसा फालफाल, ४ वटा बैंक बुझाए ३ अर्ब ९० करोड http://www.bikashnews.com/2018/01/08/84209.html
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#58 Mon Jan 08, 2018 11:01 pm
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कतारमै अड्कियो रेमिट्यान्स, डलर अभावले निम्तियो समस्या https://www.onlinekhabar.com/2018/01/651197
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#59 Mon Jan 08, 2018 5:20 pm
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पैसा विदेश गएपछि नेपाली बैंकमा हुन्छ पैसाको हाहाकार https://www.clickmandu.com/2018/01/39761.html
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#60 Sun Jan 07, 2018 6:34 pm
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सरकारले चाहिएको अवस्थामा तत्काल पैसा फिर्ता माग्न सक्ने हुँदा बैंकहरुको समस्या जहाँका त्यही रहन्छ ।
त्यसमा विस्तृत रुपमा हेर्न बाँकी नै छ । त्यो सम्भव भएको कुरा चाँही हो । केही उपकरण बनाएर पठाउन त सकिन्छ तर ठ्याक्कै सर्व सञ्चित कोष नै सिफ्ट गर्न त कानूनी कुराहरु पनि आउँछ ।
- billions of rs is being deposited every hour as well as billions are cashed. But still bfis dont face problem, cause that money is being taken out from one and goes to another. and vice versa.
- since, keeping money in saving account in bfis is going to be new practice, and no one can tell exactly the out come. So start it as a trial and need to form committee so that they would be able to watch and change rules in weekly basis.
I believe it can be done, and increase govt revenue and creates job. But, there is no 100% guarantee, so start with 150 billion.
यो मिल्ने जस्तो मलाई लाग्दैन । ( yestai negative individual le des chalaya ko le , yesto halat cha)
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#61 Sun Jan 07, 2018 2:01 pm
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सरकारी ढुकुटीमा आँखा : पहिला व्यापारीको, अहिले बैंकको http://www.bikashnews.com/2018/01/07/84090.htmldes chalaune bhane ke ho, taha cha babu??? PHd bhanne bitti kai allergy huna thalyo. Govt to offer Rs80b pot to cash-strapped banks http://kathmandupost.ekantipur.com/news/2018-01-07/govt-to-offer-rs80b-pot-to-cash-strapped-banks.html
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#62 Wed Jan 03, 2018 5:19 pm
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ब्याज दर प्रतिस्पर्धा रोक्न राष्ट्र बैंकको नयाँ अस्त्र, तीन महिने सीमा, सिसिडी केही खुकुलो http://www.bizmandu.com/content/-31094.html
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#63 Wed Jan 03, 2018 12:10 pm
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https://www.kantipurdaily.com/business/2018/01/03/20180103075758.htmlसंस्थागत निक्षेपकर्ताको ब्याजमा अंकुश लगाइने संस्थागत निक्षेपकर्ताकाे पैसा तान्न ब्याज बढाउने प्रतिस्पर्धा भएकाे हाे अव नहाेला । बरु वैकहरुकाे ग्राेथ अलि कम चाहि हाेला ।
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#64 Wed Jan 03, 2018 10:20 am
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Something comical happened today Ramesh N ji.
Yesterday CCBL published 11.5 interest (hum) if they betrayed.
Today, CCBL has published again, 11.
Private sector is always proactive than bureaucrats. that is why i always say, govt should do their best avoiding doing business.
look at what happened to tamakoshi- cost has increase a lot.
to those idiot patrakar-
resource is always limited. they been talking, budigandaki can be financed locally. really?
bureaucrat gets profit if they delay project and delay project means huge increase in cost. look at tamakoshi.
about financing- resources is always limited. let's say you have 100, and 100 is enough to finance one project. if you spend that money on budigandaki, means you will be abandoning another project. how does making budigandaki by ourselves make it sensible when we take direct money from other project to budigandaki.
either we build budigandaki by ourselves and give project X to others or other way round.
back to zero.
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#65 Mon Jan 01, 2018 10:05 pm
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Every investor with some knowledge knows market is well undervalued and will grow way high. and are looking to invest in right time.
11% could be the right time they were looking for.
SOme big investor, who sold yesterday, bought today.
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#66 Mon Jan 01, 2018 11:57 am
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अाजका पत्रिकामा वैकहरुले निकालेका Interest Rate हेर्दा 11% भन्दा बढी Fixed Deposit मा नदिने सहमति वैकर्स संघकाे हिजाेकाे वैठककाे अघाेषित निर्णय रहेकाे देखियाे ।
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#67 Sat Dec 30, 2017 11:17 am
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The main reason behind liquidity crisis is Govt is raising more and more tax while not spending it. Depositing such revenue in the BFIs can solve liquidity crisis created by bureaucrats so lesser people will raise voice against bureaucrat for not able to spend development budged, which is being focused due to liquidity crisis.
Here is how, Govt can solve it and its rule of engagement: 1: In first phase/trial phase, auction 150 billion for saving account.
2: Choose at least 15/20 Bfis- Banks and dev banks.
3: Auction 3/5 billion at a time, those who buy it should buy whole. Then when there is no longer bidding for hole amount, then let them bid for lesser amount but offer 3/5 billion. Bid it for 15/20 times. Till bidding reach 15/20 times, tell, single bfi cant bid twice. After 15/20 times is crossed, them bfis can bid as many times as they want till 150 billion is sold. (more bidding after result is studied, bidding should be in quarterly basis)
4: The contact should be for 1 year and interest rate should not be changed.
5: One Bfi should not bid for more than 2 times of their capital for 6 month and 4 times of their capital for 1 year.
5: Those participating Bfis should be in profit for at least 4 year and book value should be more than 110.
5: Form a committee, whose tenure should be for 2 year, whose job should be to keep on studying the impact of putting govt revenue in saving account and make changes in rule in weekly basis. They should be proactive.
6: After depositing 150 billion in saving account, govt should spend money up to 100 billion from saving account only and study its impact. And make changes in rules when needed.
7: If depositing in saving account has more of a positive impact than negative. Then conduct such auction in quarterly basis and put all money in saving account.
I BELIEVE THIS WILL INCREASE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY WHICH WOULD INCREASE JOB OPPORTUNITY AS WELL AS REVENUE. SINCE, MONEY WILL BE MOVING FROM ONE BANK TO ANOTHER, SO THERE WONT BE CD RATIO CRASH IN AGGREGATE WHEN GOVT SPENDS THAT MONEY. .
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#68 Fri Dec 29, 2017 8:50 pm
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तरलता अभावबारे अध्ययन गर्न समिति गठन, अर्थले बोलायो उच्च अधिकारीको वैठक http://himalkhabar.com/news/6305- NRB blames banks to hide their misfired policy and inability to address problem. - Bureaucrats blame banks to hide their own incompetency in implementing budget. CD ratio has always been tight. But, lately, Govt is raising more and more revenue but they are unable to spend it is creating problem. Which is the problem created by bureaucrat. NRB could have easily solved these problem. But they are incompetent and gutless or just trying to maintain problem to crash NEPSE. Look how advanced country handle this kind of problem: China allows temporary use of cash reserve to support market liquidity http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1082648.shtml- China has foreseen 45 day future's problem and already made a decision. While our, NRB, bureaucrat whose aukat is joining election campaign of their master for masu bhat.
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#69 Fri Dec 29, 2017 4:11 pm
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गभर्नर र अर्थ सचिव भेटेपछि उत्साहित हुँदै फर्किए बैंकर http://www.bikashnews.com/2017/12/29/83248.html- Its government, NRB who are suppose to be proactive to deal with these problem. They are suppose to identify future problem and prevent that from happening. Instead, current especially NRB and both and all, instead of doing so, they dont even accept the fact that problem has already happened. I been saying, Bfis need 100/150 billion in reserve all the time. But our Governor, NRB kept on saying, there are enough money in the system- 12 billion, 36 billion. And when one company decides to take back dividend back to their country, Bankers panic. In the world, they go for search for candidate for Governor, In Nepal, they work harder to find puppy than to hire governor. How come individuals whose aukat is joining election promotion team for mashu vaat be qualified to be Governor, directors of NRB, SEBON????/ SOLVING LIQUDITY IS A CHILD'S PLAY. ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS BRING DOWN CD RATIO TO 12 AND PUT GOVT'S REVENUE IN SAVING ACCOUNT IN AT LEAST 15-20 BANKS AND DEV BANKS. KEEPING IN SAVING ACCOUNT WONT HARM. ALL IT DOES IS, WHEN GOVT GIVE CHEQUE TO SOMEONE, MONEY FROM ONE BANK WILL GO TO ANOTHER. SO DEPOSITING IN 15-20 BFIS WILL REDUCE LIQUIDITY CRISIS IN INDIVIDUAL BFIS WHEN GOVT'S CHEQUE IS CASHED. PS- Hope Oli is proactive in identifying problem being faced by Nepal, unlike sher bahadur or prachanda. And dont listen to idiots and fool patrakars. Somebody said, intelligence of a leader can be guesses with the quality of individuals, he/she surrounds him/herself.
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#70 Mon Dec 25, 2017 1:33 pm
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CD ratio has nothing to do with direct risk. Bank has to maintain CD ratio to handle depositors que, not to protect themselves from lending risk. If you look at good bfis and not so good bfis, those make good money are less risky than those making little profit. Its not CD ratio that minimize risk. If you dont let BFIs make good money, then it will accumulate risk. BFIs need to make good money to counter future possible NPL. More they make money, easier for them to handle such NPL. How good BFIs may be, its just a matter of time, someday in future, there will be one bigger NPL, to handle it, they need to make money in the present. Bring down CD ratio from 20 to 12. 1% in every qtr. When there was over liquidity, NRB increased CD ratio, said over liquidity issue has been resolved (how does that solved it, it just make BFIs prevent from investing). And after over liquidity was eased, CD ratio requirement was not reversed. Why??? Change CD ratio requirement. Dont listen to those patrakar, whose aukat is to herding sheep. or some alu economist. 'करिब ८० अर्ब राजश्व बुझाउन पर्ने देखिन्छ, गत बर्ष जस्तै सर्ट हुन्छ कि भन्ने डरले ब्याजदर बढाएर निक्षेप तान्ने प्रतिस्पर्धा गरेको हो भने डराउनु पर्ने कुनै कारण छैन। बैकल्पिक समाधानको उपायबारे राष्ट्र बैंकले काम गरिरहेको छ।' बजार नै बिग्रने गरि ब्याजदर बढाउने होडबाजीमा नलाग्न राष्ट्रबैंकको चेतावनी http://bizpati.com/punjibazar/13672
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#71 Thu Sep 07, 2017 10:57 am
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Is not it time to reduce salary and even fire incompetent banker CEOs? कर्पोरेट हाउसलाई बैंकले आधार दरभन्दा तल ऋण दिन थाले, पैसा थुप्रिएपछि ठूला ऋणी तान्ने होड http://www.bizmandu.com/content/-28603.htmlThey simply dont have vision and dont even have ability to analyse obvious data even worse, their dumb brain may not have identified clear data. STOP OVER PAYING DUMBS.
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#72 Thu Aug 10, 2017 11:54 am
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The bank CEOs in Nepal move from one bank to another as if they are playing musical chair. They take their same old ideas with them where every they go, their motto being "If it ain't broken, why fix it?" These CEOs have become so familiar with each other that they are more like close friend than rivals. They try to avoid stepping each others toes. I think they use NBA just for that purpose.
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#73 Wed Aug 09, 2017 7:51 pm
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The max (suicidal/extreme) interest for fixed deposit is suppose to be 9%, but retard CEO's offered 13/14% interest rate. Are they dumb or what, just cause they dont have to pay interest from their daddy's pocket does not mean they can fix any rate??? I have been saying bankers are over paid, should not get more than 50 lakh salary. Now, I have to say, they should be fired cause they are too dangerous. Those bankers who offered more than 9% interest should be fired. And NRB should fix max interest for loan- 12% for banks and 13% for dev banks. http://www.nepalipaisa.com/NewsDetail.aspx/id/17606
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#74 Fri Jul 28, 2017 5:24 pm
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एक महिनामा एक खर्ब १९ अर्बले बढ्यो निक्षेप, कर्जा लगानी ४६ अर्बले वृद्धि http://www.bikashnews.com/2017/07/28/67056.htmlचार महिनामा ३ खर्ब ७४ अर्ब खर्च गर्नै पर्ने http://www.bikashnews.com/2017/07/28/67043.html
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#75 Thu Jul 27, 2017 9:40 pm
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Yes Ramesh N ji,
one think, fixed deposit-10% in my view would be too high. May be 7%?
When will loan interest decrease? I am waiting for NRB's latest deposit/loan report.
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