Preparation to amend the Nepal Rastra Bank Act
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank Act 2058 is going to be amended. In order to amend and update the Nepal National Bank Act in a timely manner, the government has drafted the 'Bill to Amend the Nepal National Bank Act, 2058'.
The Ministry of Finance has informed that the purpose and work of the central bank is to be amended in accordance with the internationally accepted concept regarding the role of the central bank, to provide more autonomy in the performance of the central bank.
According to the Ministry, in order to make the supervisory and regulatory work of Nepal Rastra Bank more effective and as mentioned in the budget statement of the financial year 2082 and 083, the Fourth Strategic Plan of Nepal Rastra Bank 92022 (20260) and the monetary policy, a draft has been prepared to amend the Nepal Rastra Bank Act.
By amending the Act, the autonomy of the Central Bank will be strengthened by amending the Act according to the current economic and financial environment, while the purpose and scope of the Central Bank will be clarified by amending the Act.
In the draft published by the Ministry of Finance, it is stated that the law is going to be amended to provide more clarity on the adoption and regulation of the concept of digital bank and digital currency, the promotion of risk-based supervision system, the strengthening of the inflation control system, the matching of the role of Nepal Rastra Bank according to the federal structure, the modernization of the balance sheet and reporting system according to international accounting standards, and the development of banks and financial institutions.
Express
Related News
The Nagdhunga-Sisnekhola Tunnel will be commercially operated from Saun
Kathmandu. The Nagdhunga-Sisnekhola Tunnel, Nepal’s first modern transport tunnel, is being prepared for full commercial operation from the second week of next Saun. Providing information on the project’s current progress and operational plan, Pro...
Diktel Rupakot allocated a budget of Rs 45 lakh to drive away the monkeys
Kathmandu. Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi Municipality has allocated a budget for monkey extermination. In order to provide relief to the farmers suffering from the terror of monkeys, the municipality has allocated a budget from the 15th Municipal As...
Gold prices fell modestly, while silver rose
Kathmandu. On Thursday, the price of gold in the Nepalese market has decreased. According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Traders, today the price of gold has decreased by Rs 100 per tola to Rs 3 lakh 6 thousand 500 per tola. Earlier on...
Import of diesel will be completely stopped from 2026
let's break Indonesia has set a goal to completely stop the import of diesel from 2026 with the aim of strengthening energy security. The government is rapidly expanding the biodiesel program and increasing domestic oi...
Private sector urges accelerated economic growth through wealth creation and legal reform
Kathmandu: Birendra Raj Pandey, President of the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI), said that the private sector is encouraged by the current stability seen in the country’s economic system. He stressed that since such stability is a rare...
After a week, the stock market fell, the turnover did not increase
Kathmandu. The stock market, which has increased for 6 consecutive trading days, fell by 13.95 points on Wednesday and the NEPSE index fell to 2,712 points. The transaction amount has also decreased from 6.67 billion rupees the previous day to 5.1...



