Simple steps to create broker account in Nepal

 How to create the broker account for buying and selling your share?

                                        There are mainly two ways that you can create broker account or TMS account  to buy and sell the shares. Either you have your shares in primary market or secondary market both buying and selling transactions are done with the help of broker account. The shares you hold in the primary market should be sold in the secondary market. So the two ways you can create the broker account are: 

• Physically meet with the broker office

• Online system

There are lots of  broker office within the valley and outside the valley. So you can visit the nearby broker office and create your broker account or you can fill the online form for broker account by yourself through your pc or mobile phone.

 There are two broker offices that provide the online service to create broker account. They are Nasa securities(broker no. 58) and Sani securities (broker no. 42) .

1. Physically meet with broker office:

                                         The first way you can create your TMS account or broker account is the physical meet with the broker office. There are numerous broker offices within the valley and outside the valley, so you can visit the nearby broker office in your location. So the main documents required for you are as follow:

• Citizenship
• Passport size photo
• Demat account number or BOID
• Bank account number
• PAN no (optional)

         You can take the above documents with you and visit the broker office and fill up the form. It may take some days to create the account and the charge to open the broker account is rs. 100.

2. Online System:

                                   The second way of creating the broker account is the online system. So there are two offices at present who are providing the online service to open the broker account. So first of all you have to go to the official website of either Nasa securities or Sani securities. Then do as following:

Click on the marked link 

Now click on the create online trading account.

Then fill up all the required things shown in the picture like:

• Personal Information

• Abroad details

• Bank details

• Address

• Occupation

• Documents 

After you complete all the fill up then you can see the submit button at the last. Then you will receive the email if the submit is successful. Then wait for  a days or week for client id and  password which you will receive in the mail and you can change your password. After the account is successfully created you can now buy and sell the shares in the secondary market.

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Account you should create to enter the share market in nepal

Things you should do to get enter into the share market of Nepal

So , first all what might be the things to get enter into the share market as the beginners? And most probably there are three things you should do as the beginner as a beginner and they are as follow:

• Saving Account
• Demat Account
• Mero share Account

1. Saving Account:

                               The first thing you should do as a beginner in to enter into the share market is the saving account. You should visit the near by bank around you and make a saving account in your name with required documents like a photocopy of  citizenship certificate and some passport size photos. The bank may take two or three days to open the saving account.

 It depends upon the bank how fast your account will be created. You can also create the saving account online by filling the required document in home. The sample for the saving account form of SBI bank  is the below picture:

2. Demat Account:

                                The second process after you open the saving account is the demat account. It is also known as the dematerialization account which is the most essential part to get into the share market. 

It is also created within the bank that you have opened the saving account. For this you should also fill the certain page of form as a demat form that the bank will provide you. The below picture is the sample of the demat form of Global IME capital limited that you need to fill:

                                       

The process to create the demat account may take you 10 to 15 days depending upon the service provided by the bank. To create demat account you will most probably charged just Rs. 150. After you created the demat account you will receive the email saying that your demat account has been successfully created and it will provide you the username and password and should change your password. 

Then after you go to the bank and they will give you your demat paper and you must keep it safely. After  the demat account is created you can further proceed for mero share account.

3. Mero share  account:

                                       The third and the last process to enter into the share market as a beginner is the creation of the mero share. To make the mero share account you will just need rs.50 and it is also created in the same bank where you have created your saving and demat account. It doesn't take you time to create this account. The below is the sample form of mero share account of Global IME:

   So the mentioned three accounts are the things that are required to get into the share market in Nepal. All three things will be made within the bank. So, visit the near by bank you in your location and get into the share market.

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What is share and share market? Beginner's Guide in nepal

1. SHARE MARKET

                       The trend of share market is increasing throughout the world. It's one of the best platform to make a good enough money as a side income for all of the  people. It's one of the trending topic throughout the world at present. We can see people around you talking about the share market everywhere and every time. 

So you may have got curious about the trending topic share market and you may probably want to enter into the share market and make a good sum of money. It doesn't matter who you are and from which background you are from. 

Even the students who are studying at present can earn a good income from it and even help your parents in financial support.  So first of all , let's talk about what is share and and what are it's types? And the beginner's guide to enter into it.

A. SHARE

A share is a document that acknowledges the ownership of a company to the limit of the amount contributed. So, the share is defined as an interest in the company reflecting the ownership thereof and entitling to receive profit proportionately.

 The share capital of a company is divided into a fixed number of units, and each such unit is called a share. Therefore, a share can be defined as a unit of share capital reflecting the extent of interest of a shareholder.

TYPES OF SHARE

The type of share can be divided into the following two categories:

1. EQUITY SHARE

Equity shares are also called ordinary shares. These shares have no preferential rights in the payment of dividend or repayment of capital. The amount of dividend on such shares is not fixed.

 The dividend on these shares is paid from profits only after paying interest on debentures and dividends on the preference share capital. Similarly, equity shareholders are paid only after the payment of all debts and preference share capital at the time of winding-up of the company.

2. RIGHT SHARE

The shares entitling to be subscribed by the existing shareholders of the company are called right shares. These are additional equity or common shares offered by a company to its shareholders to subscribe within  a specified period at a specified price. These shares are not offered for public subscription.

3. PREFERENCE SHARES

Preference shares are those shares that are entitled to certain privileges. The dividend on preference share is paid at a fixed rate. The dividend on such shares is paid before any dividend is paid to equity shareholder. 

Similarly, at the time of winding-up the company, the preference capital is repaid before such a repayment is made to the equity shareholders. Preference shareholders do not have any voting rights.

SHARE MARKET TYPES:

     There are two main types of market in share market and they can be categorized as the followings:

1. PRIMARY MARKET

         Primary market is the first initial market for every beginners in the share market. Different companies offer the IPO(Initial Public Offering) to the public in different times. Mostly the price per unit share in IPO is Rs. 100 but sometimes company issues the share with premium of 10 to 20 percent and it becomes 110 to 120  rupees.

 If the share applied for the company gets alloted almost everybody will get the 10 units of share. In this market, the investment done by you is just the 1000 rupees, so it is guranteed that you will get maximum profit within in the certain period of time. So its one of the best market for every beginner who are willing to invest in sharemarket as a beginner.

2. SECONDARY MARKET

The main game played in share market is in the secondary market. In this market,  the companies are listed by the NEPSE and every buying and selling of the stocks is done over here. Everyday huge amount of transaction is done in this market.

 This market is not suitable for the people who are just the beginners in the market. A lot of effort and deep study is essential to enter into this market . Even the share you get at the primary market should be sold over here and for that you should make the broker account which helps in managing the buy and sell of the stock. 

You should  go for the fundamental and technical analysis of the company so that you may not risk your investment. So the trader who can perform fundamental and technical analysis earn huge amount of profit from it. So this market is very risky if you don't have proper knowledge about the company. So it's not recommended for the beginners who just entered into the market. 

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