Section 9
Allotment Of Shares
(1) The bank or financial institution shall set aside at least thirty percent share of its total issued capital for subscription by the general public.
Explanation: For the purpose of this section, “general public” means a natural person.
(2) The shares allotted to the general public pursuant to Sub-Section (1) shall be sold to the general public within the stipulated time. The shares that could not be sold in such a manner may be sold to any other firm, company or institution.
(3) The bank or financial institution may set aside 0.5% shares, except that of the limit referred to in Sub-Section (1), to its employees.
(4) The bank or financial institution may, if it wishes, convert the shares into ordinary shares having fulfilled the process specified by the Rastra Bank in such manner as not to be the share ownership of the promoter shares group less than 51 percent.
Explanation: For the purpose of this Chapter,-
(a) “Promoter shares group” means the promoter shares group as prescribed by the Rastra Bank.
(b) “Ordinary shares group” means the shares groups other than the promoter shares group.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in Sub-Section (1), the ratio of share ownership as set forth in Sub-Section (1) is not necessarily be there in the case of a bank or financial institution and infrastructure development bank to be incorporated under significant ownership of Government of Nepal.
(6) A bank or financial institution to be incorporated in joint venture with a foreign bank or financial institution or other foreign institution or infrastructure development bank shall allot the shares to the general public as specified by the Rastra Bank.
(7) While inviting applications from the general public for subscription of its shares, a bank or financial institution shall demand payment of hundred percent amount of the face value of its shares along with application.
Explanation: For the purpose of this section, “general public” means a natural person.
(2) The shares allotted to the general public pursuant to Sub-Section (1) shall be sold to the general public within the stipulated time. The shares that could not be sold in such a manner may be sold to any other firm, company or institution.
(3) The bank or financial institution may set aside 0.5% shares, except that of the limit referred to in Sub-Section (1), to its employees.
(4) The bank or financial institution may, if it wishes, convert the shares into ordinary shares having fulfilled the process specified by the Rastra Bank in such manner as not to be the share ownership of the promoter shares group less than 51 percent.
Explanation: For the purpose of this Chapter,-
(a) “Promoter shares group” means the promoter shares group as prescribed by the Rastra Bank.
(b) “Ordinary shares group” means the shares groups other than the promoter shares group.
(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in Sub-Section (1), the ratio of share ownership as set forth in Sub-Section (1) is not necessarily be there in the case of a bank or financial institution and infrastructure development bank to be incorporated under significant ownership of Government of Nepal.
(6) A bank or financial institution to be incorporated in joint venture with a foreign bank or financial institution or other foreign institution or infrastructure development bank shall allot the shares to the general public as specified by the Rastra Bank.
(7) While inviting applications from the general public for subscription of its shares, a bank or financial institution shall demand payment of hundred percent amount of the face value of its shares along with application.