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Individual investors’ intention towards investment in green bonds in kathmandu valley
(Faculty of Management, 2026-02) Thapa, Ashok; Joginder Goet
This paper examines the variables that influence the intention of individual investors to invest in green bonds in Kathmandu Valley. Theory of Planned Behavior is the theory applied in the research which evaluates the importance of the Green Attitude, Green Subjective Norms, Green Perceived Behavioral Control and Environmental Concern in predicting the Green Investment Intention. Data collection was done through structured questionnaires both face to face and online in data collection. The Descriptive and Inferential statistics were used to provide profile of the demographic variables, investment experience, sustainability awareness and establish the relationships between the constructs. The results show that Kathmandu Valley investors are becoming more concerned about the environmental concerns. The effects of all the four independent variables on Green Investment Intention were significant and positive with Green Attitude and Environmental Concern being the most significant ones. This implies that subjective values and environmental awareness is major determinant in the identification of pro environmental investment behavior. The findings can be attributed to the Theory of Planned Behavior that comments intention is related to attitudes, subjective norms, and the perceived behavioral control. The high impact of the Green Attitude, Environmental Concern and Green Subjective Norms would mean that the values and the social expectation that exists in the environment influences the investors to consider green bonds. The Green Perceived Behavioral Control lays emphasis on the worth of confidence and perceived capability in investment decision making. Environmental Concern Incorporation in the model increases TPB. The conclusion of this work is that Kathmandu Valley green investment intention is dependent on the individual attitudes, social influence, perceived ability and environmental awareness. When there is more sustainability and environmental sensitivity, the interest is even greater. The ease of participation, improved information, and improved financial literacy improve the participation. These findings are alongside the Theory of Planned Behavior and enable efforts to popularize the Nepal green bond market
Stock price behavior of hotel and tourism companies in Nepal
(Faculty of Management, 2026-02) Deo, Bhimshankar Kumar; Dinesh Basnet
The objective behind conducting this study is to analyze the impact of dividend policy on Market Price per Share (MPS) to selected Nepalese Tourism Industry Hotels. The present study considered eight Hotels. The data was collected from the annual reports of the selected Hotels from 2014/015 to 2023/024. The analysis of data is done using descriptive statistics methods like correlation, regression, ANOVA tests. The present research concluded that RDS Hotel performed better than other Hotels in terms of MPS, EPS, DPS, DYR, PER. KDL Hotel performed better in terms of average dividend yield. The correlation test was conducted to see the relationship between variables. The present study found that MPS is positively correlated with EPS, DYR, and PER. The regression test was conducted to check which variables significantly impact MPS. The research found that the impact of EPS, DPS, and PER is significant on MPS while impact is limited in terms of other variables. The study reveals that “dividend policy is a more important determinant of stock prices in Nepalese hotel industries,” which proves the importance of dividend policy in Nepalese hotel industries. The conclusions drawn by this study are that among the Nepalese hotel companies in the tourism industry, RDS hotel has the highest performance in terms of market price per share, earnings per share, dividend per share, dividend yield ratio, and price earning ratio, while KDL hotel has the highest dividend yield ratio compared to all other hotel companies in Nepal. Correlation analysis reveals that market price per share is positively correlated with earnings per share, dividend yield ratio, and price earning ratio, while regression analysis reveals that earnings per share, dividend per share, and price earning ratio have a significant positive impact on market price per share, while other variables like ROE and BVPS have little
Financial literacy and financial sustainability in Nepal
(Faculty of Management, 2026-01) Adhikari, Bidhan; Sita Dhital
The study is conducted to examine financial literacy and financial sustainability in Nepal. The objectives of the study are: to examine the current situation of financial literacy factors and financial sustainability in Nepal, to analyze the relationship between financial literacy factors and performance of financial sustainability in Nepal and to analyze the impact of financial literacy factors on financial sustainability in Nepal.The study is based on descriptive and casual comparative research design. 400 sample size is selected as sample for this study. The data of sample is taken to study the financial literacy and financial sustainability. The study is quantitative in nature. The study used primary source of data collection. Convenient sampling technique is used to collect data from the respondents who works in small and medium business. A structure questionnaire is prepared. The questionnaire include demographic information and likert scale questions. For analysis, through SPSS software, tools like frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, correlation analysis and regression analysis is used. The findings of the study showed there is positive significant relationship between financial knowledge, financial skills, financial attitude, and financial behavior and financial sustainability.