Debentures can be bid on with a minimum of 50 million rupees and a maximum of 50 million rupees, with the remainder being the remainder.
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The Nepal Rastra Bank is going to withdraw 25 billion rupees from the market for one year today. The amount is going to be withdrawn through 'Nepal Rastra Bank Bonds'.
After 10 years, the Rastra Bank issued a bond for the first time last Monday. Then last Wednesday, it withdrew 25 billion rupees for one year through the bond. Today, it is going to withdraw 25 billion rupees again through the same bond. This is the third Rastra Bank bond issued this year. Its maturity period is one year.
The bond, named 'Nepal Rastra Bank Bond 2083 'C', will be auctioned at 2 pm on Poush 20 (today) 2082.
The interest rate of the bond will be determined through the auction. The interest payment will be made in 6/6 months. The principal of the bond will be paid after one year on Poush 2083.
Investors can bid on the bond by dividing it by a minimum of 50 million and a maximum of 50 million rupees, leaving a remainder. This bond can be used as collateral to take out loans in banks and other banks and financial institutions.
Only banks and financial institutions (counterparties) of category 'A', 'B' and 'C' that have received permission from the National Bank can purchase the bonds.
