90% loan margin for vehicle leasing effective from today

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The 90 per cent loan margin for the leasing of vehicles will be effective from today, the Finance Ministry announced.

It said the Central Bank would officially inform the banks and finance companies on this change.

On September 14 the Central Bank fixed the loan margin from banks and finance companies for the leasing of vehicles at 70 per cent of the vehicle value reducing it from the earlier 100 per cent.

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Bull eat grass Thursday, 29 October 2015 01:11 PM

Fools are breaking WALAN at treasury like bull in the walan kade

simon Thursday, 29 October 2015 03:31 PM

Our country is more concern about importing vehicles !

mali Thursday, 29 October 2015 05:32 PM

"Sri Lanka recorded a trade deficit of 724.50 USD million in August of 2015, following a 733 USD million gap a year earlier" we need to further widen this with policies like this to keep more for our next generation to take forward

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