Kathmandu. Manoj Gyawali, CEO of Nabil Bank, has said that the capital market revival action plan will add new energy to the market through the banking sector. Writing on Facebook, he said that the arrangement to rebalance the portfolio of institutional investors is an important step for the capital market. <\/p>\n
According to him, the mobilization of large institutional savings in the capital market can expand the market demand and reduce the volatility created by excessive short-term transactions. He also said that the capacity enhancement of CDS and clearing will help in managing the growing transactions smoothly and further strengthen the digital and institutional infrastructure of the capital market. <\/p>\n
He also considered the review of the existing limitations and risk structure related to capital market investment of banks and financial institutions as important from the point of view of the banking sector. Manoj said that the investment risk management has been done by reviewing the stockmarket transition, <\/span> interconnectedness, spread effect, financial transition and systemic risk of the banks and financial institutions. <\/p>\n The ‘Capital Market Strengthening and Revival Action Plan 2083’ issued by the Ministry of Finance is expected to inject new energy into the sluggish capital market and the overall economy. <\/p>\n