Thursday, May 21, 2009

Uff Yeh bank log ko kya ho raha hai….

KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has decided to take over — albeit "for a brief period" — the reins of Bank of Kathmandu (BoK). However, the central bank has given options to BoK as well.
"If the bank can convince us that it will work together for its betterment, then we may reconsider our decision," a NRB board member told The Himalayan Times after the meeting. The central bank took the decision in an emergency board meeting this evening after it received two separate letters of clarification from BoK on Sunday. The central bank sought the explanation following a dispute over the BoK board's move to call back its managing director Radhesh Pant from his post.
The central bank is set to take over the management as per NRB Act 2063 (Section 54) since it was dissatisfied with the explanation furnished by the bank.
As per the rule, if NRB is not convinced with the explanation, then it is empowered to take over the bank's management.
The bank, in turn, argued that the decision to call back Pant from his post of managing
director was "an internal matter and a normal process".
The crisis precipitated after the 313th board meeting of BoK on March 22, where it was decided to call back Pant from his post.
Though the decision was taken by a majority of the board members, the disgruntled ones urged the central bank to intervene.
Four directors — two each from promoters and public — took the decision against Pant, while the remaining two — Sitaram
Thapaliya and Sudarshan Poudel — were neutral.
Later, the disgruntled ones knocked on NRB's door. They submitted a separate letter of clarification on Sunday as well.
A majority of shares of BoK — established on March 3, 1995, as the 10th commercial bank — is with the public. The promoters hold only 42 per cent of the share.
This is the second instance that the central bank is all set to take over a commercial bank. Earlier, Nepal Bangladesh Ltd came under NRB's control in November 2006 due to financial irregularities. But this time around, the reason is different.

Monday, May 4, 2009

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Chartered accountancy Final level and some practical problems

If you have reached final level of chartered accountancy. These are some of problems faced :-

  1. No information about CA firms in Nepal.
  2. No information about which firm is better in various aspects.


     


     

So in this article I am giving a little try help my friends to solve them.

After you have passed intermediate, as you know you have to try for CA firm for articleship. Which firm to apply? Where are they located? And many more questions in your head running. So these are some information about CA firms


 

  1. T.R upadhaya (baneshwor)
  2. CSC and co. babarmahal
  3. JBRH (anamnagar)
  4. Baskota and co.
  5. Joshi and bhandari
  6. N.K Sharma (thapathali)
  7. Rajbahak & co. (thapathali)


     

    Every firm is different in some aspect, so choose wisely collection full information about

    them. Consult your seniors if possible but just don't take the decision in hurry, because

    there is plenty of time. Taking around 1 month to find a firm will have no effect in

    examination period. Good luck my dear frens..


     

    For any help:- write me to chungs.lama@gmail.com


 


 

Pasang C. Lama ( CA finals)