Background: Capital adequacy is an important indicator of the stability, sustainability, and financial performance of commercial banks. In Nepal, commercial banks are required to maintain adequate capital in accordance with Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) directives. However, maintaining higher capital does not necessarily lea...
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Traditional finance views stock market and portfolio choices as products, brand, market efficiency, investors' behavior, and rationality. However, research suggests that different factors affect the share market capitalization for its stability. The strategy's role of investment, innovation, SMEs, and financial sustain...
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