The amount disbursed for share mortgage loans climbed by 18%; amounts exceeding 1 crore are considered significant.

Share mortgage loans from financial organizations and banks have begun to rise recently. According to data from Rashtra Bank, there is a growing demand for investments in commercial banks' share mortgage loans. The market for share purchases has grown, but the need for financing in other industries has loosened.

According to experts, the monetary policy of the current fiscal year has made the central bank more accommodating to the stock market, which has resulted in a rise in loans into share securities.

Share mortgage loans from banks and financial institutions have climbed by 18.1%, according to data from Nepal Rastra Bank. Up until the end of June, loans of 90 billion rupees were disbursed in share securities during the most recent fiscal year, 2080/81.

Up till 2079–2080, 76 billion 30 million rupees were distributed in the preceding fiscal year.

Data from Rashtra Bank shows a 25.1% growth in share mortgage loans over Rs 1 crore. Loans exceeding one crore rupees have reached 55 billion 93 crore 2 lakh rupees by June 2081. Loans exceeding one crore rupees totaled 44 billion 71 crore 61 lakh rupees at the end of June 2080.

In a similar vein, share mortgage loans between 5 million and 1 crore rupees have totaled 12 billion 42 crore 77 million rupees as of June 2081. These loans totaled 11.77 billion 45 lakh rupees by the end of June 2080.

Share mortgage loans between Rs. 25 lakh and Rs. 50 lakh rose by 12.8 percent to Rs. 14.42 billion 31 lakh in 2080–81. These loans totaled 12 billion 78 billion 19 lakh rupees in the previous year.

Less than 2.5 million share securities also had a 3.9 percent increase, coming to 7.31 billion 2.3 million rupees. Less than 2.5 million share mortgages totaling 7.3 billion 59 million rupees were outstanding at the end of June of the preceding year.

With the adjustment of the policy of Rs. 4,120 crores imposed by the National Bank on share securities to Rs. Similar to this, the National Bank has decided that "the current maximum limit of Rs." for its monetary policy for the current fiscal year. It appears that loans for share mortgages will rise in tandem with the stock market's ongoing rise.