Banking Exam Question - What are the NRB Directives (2074) Regarding Providing Loans to Invest in Public Share (IPO/FPO) Issue

Introduction - Regarding providing loans to invest in public share (IPO/FPO) issue

Banks and financial institutions will not be able to provide any kind of loan facility for the purpose of purchasing such shares until the first seven days of public limited company public sector exposure to public sector expulsion. However, for the first seven working days of such a call, if the application is not applied for the shares as demanded, the eight day work days can be provided for the loan for the remaining one under the conditions of the above. 

1. If the disposal manager appointed to edit the work is the subsidiary of this bank's licensed entity, the organization will not be able to provide any loan to any person / firm / company.
2. Banks and financial institutions will only have to pay only at least 50 percent of the cash margin to the investors who invest in the investment.
3. Thus, the payment period of the loan will be as long as the amount will be refunded after sharing the shares according to the rules relating to the rules, regulations and the mortgage. Such debt can not be rebuilt and recycled.
4. Any such loan will be required to complete the loan while providing such loans. E. Thus, the debt to flow will be made to reduce the percentage of debt in case of fine debt.