Industry Sector

Advisory

Expert advice to help your business succeed and grow.

Financial Advisory
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Overview & Core Services

Who We Are & How We Help

Growing a business takes careful planning. We provide clear advice on how to manage your finances and plan for the future. Our team works with you to make your business more efficient and valuable.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Helping you buy or sell businesses.

Business Strategy

Planning for your company's future growth.

Methodology

Creating Value For Your Business

By streamlining operations and identifying hidden inefficiencies, our advisory models deliver immediate, quantifiable improvements to your bottom line and structural valuation.

Operational Efficiency Optimization
Capital Market Restructuring
Value Generation
Business Value
VALUE Creation

The URPCA Advantage

Why Choose URP?

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Data-Driven Decisions

We rely on quantitative diagnostics to validate gut instincts, ensuring every strategic pivot is backed by hard numbers.

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Executional Certainty

We do not just hand over a strategy document; we partner with management teams to ensure flawless operational execution.

Corporate Advisor

Insights

Sector Publications

Beyond Compliance: Transforming Audits into Strategic Business Insights
May 6, 2026
Beyond Compliance: Transforming Audits into Strategic Business Insights
A financial audit shouldn't just be a regulatory checkbox. When executed correctly, an audit acts as a diagnostic tool that uncovers hidden operational inefficiencies...
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Restructuring for Resilience: Why Mid-Market Firms Need Fractional CFOs
May 6, 2026
Restructuring for Resilience: Why Mid-Market Firms Need Fractional CFOs
Scaling a mid-market enterprise requires financial strategy that goes beyond basic bookkeeping. Discover how Fractional CFOs are providing high-level financial leadership without the full-time...
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The Future of Tax Compliance in Nepal: Navigating the 2026 Shift
May 6, 2026
The Future of Tax Compliance in Nepal: Navigating the 2026 Shift
As Nepal's regulatory frameworks evolve, businesses must adapt their financial reporting to align with the new digital taxation policies. Here is what you need...
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financial future?

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Binod Dahal

Binod Dahal

Senior Partner

binod@urpca.com
URPCA

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Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial due diligence (CDD) assesses whether a business's market position, customers, and growth assumptions are credible — it answers "is this a good business to own?" Financial due diligence (FDD) verifies the historical numbers and surfaces accounting or quality-of-earnings issues — it answers "are the numbers we're being shown reliable?" Most serious transactions in Nepal require both, and U.R.P. & Associates delivers them as integrated workstreams when buyers want a single view.

For a mid-market target, expect four to six weeks from kick-off to final report. Smaller, simpler businesses can be diligenced in two to three weeks; complex multi-entity groups or regulated institutions (banks, insurers) may take eight weeks or longer. Timelines compress when the target maintains audit-ready records and lengthen materially when records are incomplete or in informal formats.

The Companies Act 2063 and ICAN's valuation guidelines accept discounted cash flow (DCF), market multiples (comparable companies and transactions), and net asset value methods. For statutory purposes — share allotment, mergers, fair value reporting under NFRS — a registered valuer's certificate is required. U.R.P. & Associates's partners include qualified valuers; we cross-check with at least two methods on every engagement.

Yes. Cross-border deals trigger FITTA 2075 (Foreign Investment and Technology Transfer Act) approvals, NRB foreign exchange regulations, and often Department of Industry filings. We work alongside legal counsel to structure these correctly from the outset, which is materially cheaper than restructuring after the fact.

On most matters, yes — but never on the same transaction simultaneously. Audit independence rules under Nepal Standards on Auditing (NSA) and ICAN's Code of Ethics prohibit us from advising a client on a transaction we will later audit. When a long-standing audit client engages us on an advisory matter, we apply additional safeguards and disclose the relationship to all parties.