Kathmandu. A special training program on ‘Margin Trading Facility Directive 2082’ has been completed. Nepal Skills Academy organized a training program on ‘Margin Trading Facility Directive 2082’ issued by the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON).

More than 140 participants had participated in the training organized at Malla Hotel in Kathmandu.

According to the organizers, most of the participants in the program were representatives of broker houses. According to the organizers, Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) Director Anuj Kumar Rimal imparted training on policy aspects and impact of margin trading.

On the occasion, CA Asim Bhatta gave a presentation on the practical implementation of margin trading, challenges and strategies to be adopted by brokers.

According to the organizers, discussions were held among the participants on the concept of ‘margin trading’, the main provisions of the directives, risk management and its effects in the market.

Nepal Skill Academy is an institution established by two Chartered Accountants. Sanjita Nepal and Ashok Neupane are the directors of the organization.

According to the directors of the organization, such vocational and corporate training programmes will be conducted continuously in the areas of tax, law, banking, capital market and current affairs in the days ahead.