Media in Nepal has witnessed an exponential growth in recent years. Expansion of business activities and internet services and increased access of people to the new media has also propelled the development of business media and journalism. Currently, Nepal has two broadsheet business dailies, two business television channels, about a dozen large and small business magazines in English and Nepali languages, a couple of weeklies published from the Kathmandu Valley and other districts, and about one and a half dozens of economic news portals. At the same time, almost all broadsheet dailies, radio stations and TV channels have special space and segment for business and financial news while broadcast media also have talk shows focused on economic issues as well. Hundreds of journalists are involved in these media as an entrepreneurs, editors and working journalists.

Nepalese Association of Financial Journalists (NAFIJ) is a representative organization of all business and financial journalists in Nepal. But it is currently more centred in the Kathmandu Valley and aims to expand its base to other economic centres across the country as well. More than 200 economic journalists are the members of NAFIJ while many other are indirectly connected and working with us.