Nepal, Oct. 15 -- The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has endorsed a nine-point work plan to implement the recommendations of the government formed panel to strengthen the performance of Nepal's secondary market.

According to SEBON, it has targeted to implement all the provisions by November end, while a few of them will come into effect shortly. The regulatory body will be allowing opening more than two demat accounts to the investors by October end. Likewise, the SEBON has planned to carry out margin trading through stock brokerage by mid-November.

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