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Item Astudy on Share Price Behaviour of Listedcommercial Banks in Nepal(Faculty of Management, 2010) Shakya, Sajil Shovanot availableItem CAMEL Analysis of commercial Banks: A comparative Study of Everest Bank Ltd. and Himalayan Bank Ltd.(Faculty of Management, 2022) Malbul, SurajAlthough a complete turnaround in banking sector performance is not expected until the completion of reforms, signs of improvement are visible in some indicators under the CAMEL framework. Under this bank is required to enhance capital adequacy, strengthen asset quality, improve management, increase earnings and reduce sensitivity to various financial risks. Amongst these reforms and restructuring, the CAMELS Framework has its own contribution to the way modern banking is looked up on now. The attempt here is to see how various ratios have been used and interpreted to reveal a bank’s performance and how this particular model encompasses a wide range of parameters making it a widely used and accepted model in today’s scenario. In today’s scenario, the banking sector is one of the fastest growing sector and a lot of funds are invested in Banks. There are so many models of evaluating the performance of the banks, one of the model is the CAMEL Model to evaluate the performance of the banks; i.e. Capital, Assets, Management, Earnings and Liquidity. This model will be applied to evaluate the performance of two public bank and two private bank for comparison. The data is collected from the annual reports of the banks under study. and ratios are compute and interpreted for all the banks. Camel approach is significant tool to assess the relative financial strength of a bank and to suggest necessary measures to improve weaknesses of a bank.Item A Case Study of Positioning Commercial Banks on The Basis of Camel Rating(Faculty of Management, 2009) Sainju, Neeraj ManNot availableItem Comparative Study About the Personal-Mortgage Lending of NABIL, EBL and HBL(Faculty of Management, 2010) Yonghang Limbu, SantoshNot AvailableItem A Comparative Study of Financial Performance of two Joint Venture Banks: Hbl and Nabil(Faculty of Management, Shanker Dev Campus, 2010) Kafle, Rajunot availableItem A Comparative Study on Investment Practices of Commercial Banks(Faculty of Management, 2008) Thapa, MuskanNot AvailableItem "Comparative Study on Investment Policy Of Nabil Bank Limited and Himalayan Bank Limited”(Faculty of Management, 2011) Giri, KishorNot AvailableItem comparative study on Non-performing Loan of Nepalese Commercial Banks(Faculty of Management, 2008) Ghimire, NeetuNot AvailableItem Credit Management of Bank of Kathmandu Limited and Investment Bank Limited(Faculty of Management, 2008) Singh, RashmiNot AvailableItem Credit Management of Commercial Banks in Nepal (With Special Reference to Three Commercial Banks)(Faculty of Management, 2009) Shrestha, DeepaNot AvailableItem Deposit Mobilization of Commercial Banks in Nepal(Faculty of Management, 2008) Maharajan, ShrijanaNot AvailableItem Determinants Of Net Interest Margin Of Nepalese Commercial Banks(Faculty of Management, 2008) Bhandari, Min BahadurNot AvailableItem Effect on stock price from dividend policy (With reference to NABIL and HBL)(Department of Management, 2013) Sapkota, PrakashNot availableItem Effects of Banking Lending, Deposit on Economic Growth in Nepal(Department of Management, 2019) Ghimire, AnitaIn Nepal, the banking sector is an important part of the whole financial system which dominates the Nepalese financial system, especially commercial banks. However, the banking sector has not contributed significantly to the growth and development of Nepalese economy as expected. The poor performance of the sector has been attributed to numerous problems that faced the sector such as inadequate capital, high nonperforming assets which had led to frequent distress in the sector and may cause collapse of banks. This study is carried out to examine the impact bank lending, deposit and investment on economic growth in Nepal. In addition, the objective of this study is to examine the impact of bank lending, deposit and investment on economic growth in Nepal for the period 2001 to 2019. This study relies purely on secondary data, and using correlation and multiple regression model. The study concludes that there is a statistically significant impact of bank lending on economic growth in Nepal. This suggests that the performance of the Nepalese economy is greatly influence by bank lending. This research examines the relationship between lending of commercial banks of Nepal and GDP of Nepal. The study also examines the correlation between bank lending and gross domestic product and correlation between GDP and deposit of commercial banks of Nepal. Nepalese financial system has grown significantly both in terms of business volume and the size of the market. A number of financial institutions with varied nature of operations came into existence offering a wide range of financial services. Financial institution is an important activity in the economy. They perform a wide variety of functions in the financial system. Financial Institutions have been regarded to be the core area of economic development. The increase in size and number of commercial banks are limited only in the urban areas so that banking services are not accessible to the general public. This research examines interaction between financial development and economic growth in Nepal employing correlation and regression analysis and other related theories. This study is based on both descriptive analysis and empirical analysis. In this study statistical data have been regressed in the linear using SPSS. As from the research that financial institutions have grown rapidly which has contributed in overall economy of the nation. The economic indicators such as GDP, loan assets of commercial banks, investment, deposit and various ratios so on. The number of commercial banks has been reached to 31 in 2011 and after merger and acquisition it has been reduced to 28. From this research commercial banks are contributing in x the pace of economic development. The regression analysis also shows that the lending of commercial banks have positive contribution in the economic growth of Nepal i.e. GDP. Correlation of GDP with lending, deposit and investment of commercial banks are highly positive relationship with high correlation coefficient. From the regression analysis there is significance relationship of GDP with bank lending and investment of commercial banks of Nepal so null hypothesis has been rejected and alternative hypothesis has been accepted. But there is insignificant relationship between GDP and deposit of commercial bank so null hypothesis has been accepted at 5% level of significance and the regression equation using multiple regression has been derived with help of SPSS is, Gross Domestic Product = 225105.78 + 0.634x1 – 0.03 x2 + 4.562 x3. By using this regression equation future value can be forecasted.Item Factors Affecting the Share Price of Nepalese Commercial Banks(Department of Management, 2021) Katuwal, GaurabThe purpose of this study is to analyze the factors affecting the market price of Nepalese commercial banks. In the present study, Bivariate Correlation and a linear multiple regression models are selected to measure the effects of explanatory variables on the dependent variables. The data are collected from the annual reports of selected commercial banks, report of Nepal Rastra Bank and other official and unofficial publications. Data are analyzed by using appropriate financial and statistical tools and the descriptive research design is used. The Bivariate correlation and multiple regression analysis is use to examine the relationship between independent and dependent variable The study is based on data collected from six commercial banks listed in Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) for the period of FY 2012/13- FY 2019/20 by convenience sampling method. Calculated data has been tabulated and analyzed by using MS-Excel and SPSS. The paper investigates the relationship between earnings per share, book value per share, price earnings ratio, return on assets and size of the bank on market price of Nepalese commercial banks by using Descriptive Statistics Correlation and Regression and ANOVA test. The study concludes that book value per share, earning per share and price earnings ratio have positive significant relationship and return on assets has positive insignificant impact on market price. Size has negative relationship and is statistically insignificant with stock price of Nepalese Commercial Banks. Key words: Market price per share, Book value per share, Price earnings ratio, Earning per share, Return on assets, Size of the bank.Item Growth of Stock Market in Perspective of Listed Commercial Banks(Faculty of Management, 2008) Limbu, AadarshNot AvailableItem Investment Policies of Commercial Banks (Special Reference to NABIL Bank Ltd and Bank of Kathmandu Ltd.)(Faculty of Management, 2008) Bohora, Tej BahadurNot AvailableItem Lending Management Policy of Nepalese Commercial Banks (With Comparative study of Everest Bank Ltd. and Lumbini Bank Ltd.)(Faculty of Management, 2009) Rajbhandari, MeeraNot AvailableItem Lending Practices of Commercial Banks of Nepal(With reference to NABIL, EBL, HBL and NSBI)(Department of Management, 2010) Paudel, Dharma RajNot availableItem Loan management of commercial banks of Nepal(Department of Management, 2012) Dali (Shrestha), LisaNot available