Kathmandu. Two companies have received permission from the regulatory body Nepal Securities Board SEBON to issue bonds. Himalayan Bank and Bank of Kathmandu got permission from Sebon to issue bonds on July 13.

With the permission, Bank of Kathmandu will issue 11 lakh shares of bonds. The company has received permission to issue bonds for the next 7 years at an annual interest rate of 10.5 percent. The sales manager is NIBL ​​S Capital Limited. Out of the total shares, the company will issue 440,000 shares to the general public, while the remaining 660,000 shares will be sold through private equity. Similarly, Himalayan Bank has received permission from Sabon to issue 2.5 million shares of bonds.

The company has received permission to issue bonds for the next 7 years at an annual interest rate of 10.5 percent. The sales manager is Nabil Investment Banking Limited. Out of the total shares, the company will issue 1 million shares to the general public and the remaining 1.5 million shares will be sold privately.