An Empirical Analysis on the Future Economic and Financial Growth of the Banking Sector in Nepal

  • Nisa. S TKM Institute of Management, India
  • Kushal Krishna Kharel TKM Institute of Management, India
Keywords: Economics, Financial Growth, Banking Sector, Nepalese economy.

Abstract

The Nepalese economy always experiences the trade deficit.Only, listed few goods are exported to foreign in cheap price whereas most of basic and all of luxurious items are imported from overseas at a high price. India is an immediate neighbor with whom most of the transactions of import and export are done.Again, the purchasing power of common Nepalese is comparatively high than other underdeveloped nation. The increasing openings of a bank account by people in every bank are a kind of surprise. If we observe the financial statement of every bank the number of the consumer of each product is increasing year by year. Banks are earning more than previous, some are doing good by earning double benefit than previous FY financial statement. Though the country political, economic and social current structure is not so supportive, it is very unusual fact to see the progress of banks and financial institutions. This creates a kind of curiosity to the researcher to find the reason behind it. This topic "increasing access of general people of Nepal to the banking sector is selected to analyze the reason behind in depth that will kind the different dimensions and level of society to formulate their own policies.

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Published
2017-11-22
How to Cite
S, N., & Kharel, K. K. (2017). An Empirical Analysis on the Future Economic and Financial Growth of the Banking Sector in Nepal. Indian Journal of Finance and Banking, 1(2), 25-41. https://doi.org/10.46281/ijfb.v1i2.87
Section
Research Paper/Theoretical Paper/Review Paper/Short Communication Paper