Infomerics Nepal rates securities of companies in numerous industries including chemicals, steel, petroleum, automobiles, consumer goods, food, beverage & tobacco, textiles, fertilizer, healthcare, telecom, and power, to name just a few. Our analysts have the expertise to understand all the aspects of each organization they rate, including strategic initiatives, company operations, competitive position, financial performance, and overall industry dynamics.

We rate public securities and private placements including investment grade or high-yield securities. Specific issues include:

- Coverage

- Long-Term Debt

- Medium-Term Notes

- Commercial Paper

- Preferred Stock

Infomerics Nepal spends a significant amount of time and resources on developing relationships with investors. Services provided to investors include one-on-one and group meetings, field visits, conferences, conference calls and access to our analysts by phone. Feedback from issuers gives us ideas for improving our products and services.

With respect to the Monetary Policy for FY 2018-19, Nepal Rastra Bank published a Circular 01 dated July 18, 2018 effectively implementing the borrower rating which states “While sanctioning new loan or renewal of existing loan for NPR 500 million (50 Crores) or more to a borrower, BFI (Class A, B and C) should consider rating of borrower by licensed rating agency as base for loan appraisal.”

In tune with its global ratings strategy, Infomerics Nepal rates securities and bank loans of a diverse set of infrastructure projects in the energy, transportation and the public/social utilities sectors.

We assign public and private ratings to transactions and entities, as well as indicative ratings, which help issuers and arrangers assess the economics of a potential transaction. The group also publishes insightful research and commentaries following credit and market developments. Leveraging global coverage, analysts provide consistent and timely services to investors, issuers, arrangers and financial sponsors.

To be implemented with Regulatory Consent.

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Infomerics Nepal’s aims to aid the assessment of equity issues offered to the public by providing the service of IPO Gradings. The Grade assigned to any individual IPO is a symbolic representation of Infomerics’ assessment of the “fundamentals” of the issuer concerned on a relative Grading scale. IPO Grades are assigned on a five-point point scale, where IPO Grade 1 indicates the highest Grading and IPO Grade 5 the lowest Grading. An IPO Grade is not an opinion on the price of the issue, pre- or post-listing. 

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