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Item 2021Impact of merger and acquisition on orginational performance of Nepalese Commercial Banks (with refrence to Global IME Bank & Machapuchhre Bank)(Department of Management, 2021) Bhusal, DhurbaMergers and Acquisitions is an important financial tool that enables companies to grow faster and provide returns to owners and investors. A merger is the complete absorption of one firm by another, wherein the acquiring firm retains the identity and the acquired firm ceases to exist as a separate entity. A merger is a corporate strategy usually done between two or more than two companies where acquiring firm and acquired firm stand on a merger agreement. The terms merger and consolidation have been used synonymously. However, the two have different legal identities after the merger deal. Researcher has been employed the descriptive and causal comparative research design. Descriptive research design used to identify the level of employee satisfaction position, merger and acquisitions, merger by laws, bank and financial indices. Descriptive research design attempts to obtain a complete and accurate description of a situation. The perception of the direction, magnitude and forms of observed relationship between merger and the bank performance as well as the factor affection them. Moreover, this study has also employed casual comparative research design to determine the effect of those variables in the bank performance and employee's perception towards the same. This study examines the impact of Merger and Acquisition on profitability of banks and assess the satisfaction position of employee after merger. There is satisfactory in credit to deposit ratio after merger of both banks. There is efficiently managed their assets to generate earnings when merger and acquisition of both banks. The return of asset (ROA, ROI) both banks are enabling to increase in comparison to premerger. There is fluctuation trend of net profit margin of Global IME bank but as a average there was increasing value in post-merger period and there is rapidly increase of net profit margin of Machhapuchchhre bank after merger. As merged entity reported a better financial performance in post-merger period then premerger period. In the banks there are very few employees having qualification of intermediate level, majority of the employee they are happier with their work- they happier because they have specified work place, defined work time, no pressure of manipulation, good understanding co-worker than pre- merger period. They feel competitive employee in the market and recognized as a professional on their work place. But some of the employee has inconvenience about the specified training for example: loan department employee.Item A Study on contribution of property tax to financial resource of Bharatpur municipality(2012) Bhattrai, Nawa Raj; Gopi Nath RegmiNot availableItem A case study on financial performance analysis of Fishtail hospital & research center private limited(2011) Bhattarai (Ghimire), Kavita; Surendra Bahadur BharijooItem A case study on investment policy of Everest Bank Limited(2011) Shrestha, Rama; Shankar ThapaNot availableItem A case study on profit planning & control of himalayan Bank ltd(2011) Sharma, Rajani Kumari; Binay ShresthaNot availableItem A case study on the effectiveness of television advertising in Kathmandu valley (with reference to Nepal television, Kantipur television and image channel)(2011) Thakuri, Ranjeeb; Iswor Raj LohaniItem A CASE STUDY ON WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT OF NEPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED(Shanker Dev Campus, 2024) Amit Shrestha; Rabindra BhattaraiItem A cash management system of dairy development corporation(2011) Bhattarai, Top Prasad; Binod PandeyNot availableItem A comparative analysis of cost-volume-profit of public and private organization in Nepal (A case study of Nepal electricity authority and Butwal Power Company Ltd.)(2011) Thapa, Aanapurn; Sushil B. MathemaNot availableItem A comparative analysis of credit management of bank of Kathmandu and Nepal Investment Bank Limited(2013) Pokharel, Dipesh; Sushil Bhakta MathemaNot availableItem A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON STOCK PRICE BEHAVIOR OF NEPALESE COMMERCIAL BANKS(Shanker Dev Campus, 2024) Bishal Adhikari; Joginder GoetThe stock market in Nepal is still in its developmental stages and requires support from various stakeholders to operate efficiently. It's crucial for the government to establish and enforce effective regulations to foster the growth of the stock market. Listed companies play a vital role by adhering to these regulations, promptly disclosing financial statements, avoiding rumors, and refraining from stock price manipulation. This study aims to evaluate the behavior of share prices, particularly focusing on the weak efficient market hypothesis, and determine whether successive price changes are independent or dependent on historical price changes, with a specific emphasis on the banking sector. The primary indicator of a company's profitability from the perspective of ordinary shareholders is the earnings per share (EPS). NABIL boasts the highest EPS at RS.61.912, while Nepal Investment Bank Limited has the lowest at Rs.33.18. Higher earnings typically correlate with better performance. However, there's noticeable fluctuation in dividend per share, with SCBNL offering the highest average dividend of Rs.50.712, while HBL offers the lowest at Rs.28.424. Investors inclined towards longterm investments often favor companies with higher dividend yields. All banks demonstrate healthy and positive price-to-earnings (P/E) multiples. However, the relationship between earnings and price exhibits mixed behavior, emphasizing the need for firms to strike a balance between dividends and retained earnings. Dividend distribution plays a crucial role in achieving organizational goals and satisfying shareholders. Decisions regarding dividends are typically made by the board of directors, considering factors like the cost of paying dividends versus retaining earnings. The allocation of profits between dividend payouts and retained earnings significantly impacts the market value of shares. Therefore, it's imperative for companies to adopt a prudent policy that aligns with both shareholders' interests and corporate objectives. Keywords: Market Price Per Share, Dividend Per Share, Price Earnings Ratio, Book Value Per Share, Return on Assets And Return on EquityItem A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON STOCK PRICE BEHAVIOR OF NEPALESE DEVELOPMENT BANKS(Shanker Dev Campus, 2024) Sandhya Shrestha; Dr. Tri Ratna Manandhar / Rishi Ram PanthaThis study conducts a comparative analysis on the stock price behavior of Nepalese development banks, focusing on key financial indicators such as Market Price per Share (MPS), Dividend Per Share (DPS), Debt To Equity Ratio (D/E), Market Value to Book Value Ratio (MV/BV), and Return on Equity (ROE). Through a descriptive and causal research design spanning a decade from fiscal year 2012/013 to 2021/022, the study examines the structure and patterns of these variables across five selected development banks. Using secondary data collection methods, correlations among these variables are analyzed. Results indicate significant relationships between MPS and independent variables such as DPS, D/E, MV/BV, and ROE. Notably, MV/BV emerges as the most influential factor affecting MPS, while ROE exhibits a negative impact on stock prices. Regression analysis further confirms the significance of these relationships, with ANOVA statistics indicating strong associations between explanatory variables and MPS. In conclusion, this study sheds light on the intricate dynamics influencing stock price behavior in Nepalese development banks. Understanding the interplay between financial indicators and stock prices is crucial for investors, policymakers, and financial analysts in making informed decisions and managing risks in the banking sector.Item A comparative and analytical study on cash flow of Himalayan Bank and everest Bank(2011) Panth, Ram Prasad; Na Krishna BhattaraiNot availableItem A comparative capital structure analysis of HBL and NIBL(2014) Bhusal, Laxmi; Binod DhunganaNot availableItem A comparative feasibility on development of new cement industries in terai Nepal (with special reference to Parsa and Rupandehi district(2014) Thakur, Shiv Shanker; Lucky Prasad JoshiNot availableItem A comparative financial analysis of everest bank limited and bank of Kathmandu limited(2014) Kumar, Birendra; Binod ShahNot availableItem A comparative financial performance analysis between Himalayan Bank limited (HBL) & standard chartered Bank Nepal limited (SCBNL)(2014) Upreti, Susmita; Sushil Bhakta MathemaNot availableItem A comparative financial performance analysis between Himalayan Bank Limited (HBL) and Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Limited (SCBNL)(2010) Acharya, Suman; Achyut GyawaliNot availableItem A comparative study of capital structure management between Kumari Bank Ltd. and Siddhartha Bank Ltd.(2014) Shrestha, Rohit; Sanjay ShresthaNot availableItem A comparative study of capital structure management of Nabil Bank Ltd. And Nepal Investment Bank Ltd.(2012) Nepal, Binaya; Shree Bhadra NeupaneNot available