Kathmandu – The Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA) has introduced a new directive aimed at preventing money laundering, terrorist financing, and financial investments linked to the production or expansion of weapons of mass destruction. The directive, titled “Directives on Prevention...

Kathmandu — Access to Insurance in Nepal has reached an all-time high of 48.33 percent, marking an increase of 5.06 percentage points compared to the previous fiscal year, according to the latest data released by the Nepal Insurance Authority....

Kathmandu — The Nepal Institute for International Cooperation and Engagement (NIICE) organized a seminar on “70 Years of Nepal–China Relations” at its seminar hall on Thursday, bringing together leading academics, researchers, and policymakers to reflect on the achievements and...

Kathmandu — Non-life insurance companies in Nepal have invested more than Rs 67.23 billion across various sectors during the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year 2081/82, according to the latest data published by the Nepal Insurance Authority. The...

Kathmandu — MetLife Nepal, in collaboration with the Kankai Sahara Snakebite Treatment Center in Jhapa, has launched a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative aimed at addressing the growing threat of snakebites in the region. Snakebites remain a significant public...

The QualRisk Cyber Insurance Center (QCC) has unveiled its 2025 Global Market Report (GMR), highlighting a dramatic shift in the global cyber insurance industry. According to the report, global premiums are projected to climb $27 billion by 2030, and...

New York (KMPG) – A new survey by KPMG LLP reveals that while Generation Z (Gen Z) interns anticipate rapid technological change, they remain optimistic about adapting to artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace. According to the KPMG Intern...

Kathmandu — Non-life insurance companies operating in Nepal have maintained an average solvency ratio of 3.29, well above the minimum requirement set by the Nepal Insurance Authority. The figure, based on the financial statements of the last quarter of...

Kathmandu — Life insurance companies in Nepal invested more than Rs 757.26 billion during the last fiscal year (FY 2081/82), according to financial statements released by the Nepal Insurance Authority. The figure highlights the growing trend of insurers diversifying...

Kathmandu — Life insurance companies in Nepal collectively spent more than Rs 14.80 billion on agent commissions in the last fiscal year (FY 2081/82), marking a 14.07 percent increase compared to Rs 12.98 billion in the previous year, according...