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Non-bank financial institution (NBFI), LCB Finance plans to open its Rs.500 million Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) within this month, offering 15.82 percent stake or 125 million shares, at Rs.4.00 each.
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Sri Lanka’s Treasury bill rates at the primary auctions held this week rose across all maturities for the second consecutive week since the lifting of yield controls by the Central Bank, indicating that yields haven’t ended its upward movement, while signalling that the trend could spill into the rest of the market interest rates.
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The government will have to come to its senses with regard the ban on chemical fertilizers as the current decision is more detrimental to the economy than the supposed negative implications arising from the usage of such fertilizers, Sri Lanka’s planters said.
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Sri Lanka Association for Software Services Companies (SLASSCOM) has long been a proponent of the continual development of Sri Lanka’s IT/BPM industry. With a view to realize their vision of establishing 1,000 start-ups, the facilitation of 200,000 more employment opportunities and accelerating the growth of the country’s IT/ BPM industry to support an export-based ecosystem worth USD 5 billion, SLASSCOM has keenly initiated a number of developme
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Sri Lanka’s leading Investment Bank offering integrated capital market and investment solutions, Capital Alliance Holdings (CAL), has been certified as a ‘Great Place to Work’ in an independent and anonymous survey conducted by Great Place to Work®.
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Sri Lanka’s insurance industry did well through the first six months in 2021 (1H21), led by the life insurance sector, continuing the momentum it gained in 2020, when the pandemic and its resulting health and monetary policy conditions augured favourably with the industry.
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As more people, institutions and the government increasingly embrace and adopt digital connectivity in their day-to-day functions as never before, the authorities are bringing new laws to protect users from potential cybersecurity risks and crimes, a key area Sri Lanka currently lags far behind.
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Following the demise of Hatton National Bank PLC (HNB) Chairman Nilantha De Silva, the bank yesterday announced the appointment of banking veteran Aruni Goonetilleke as the new Chairperson, who was appointed to HNB’s board as a Non-Executive, Non-Independent Director on April 1, 2021.
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Expressing his opinion on the move by the government to give away exclusive LNG supply rights to US-based New Fortress Energy (NFE), Co-Cabinet Spokesperson and Mass Media Minister Dullas Alahapperuma, who earlier served as the Power Minister, this week publicly opposed any moves leading to a monopoly in LNG supply to the country.
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Sri Lanka Tourism recognizing the significant role played by Sri Lankan Foreign Service representatives has collaborated with missions on initiatives in key source markets as well as in emerging markets to boost tourism exports and attract tourism investment.
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Hayleys Travels, the travel and leisure arm of Hayleys PLC, has formalised a partnership with the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Sri Lanka (AHK Sri Lanka) to promote sustainable tourism and leverage on synergistic opportunities in the tourism sector.
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All-inclusive luxury resort Heritance Aarah, in the Maldives recently launched a unique village experience to celebrate the illustrious culture and heritage of the island nation, right in the heart of the breathtaking Raa Atoll. This is the first of its kind in the Maldives.
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CBL Natural Foods (Pvt) Ltd was placed among the top 100 Best Workplaces in Asia List in the Small and Medium category by Great Place to Work, a global authority leading in evaluating the employee experience and workplace culture.
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Understanding the importance of fathers playing a key role in the family after a newborn or newly adopted child, software development company Ascentic with offices in Sweden recently made history in Sri Lanka’s corporate sector by introducing a four-month paternity leave to its employees.
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Safe re-opening of the economy from lockdowns is imperative for Sri Lanka to push through its recovery after the country was emerging out of the pandemic induced recession in 2020 which left large slacks in many areas and sectors, awaiting to be regained and recovered to their full capacities, according to new Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal.
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Despite the requirement on 100 percent repatriation of export proceeds, exporters in an alarming trend have become more reluctant to convert export earnings driven by speculation on exchange rate movements and low rupee interest rates.
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Sri Lanka’s preferential trade access to the European Union, which is the biggest market for its US$ 5 billion apparel industry, is in doubt with an investigation into the island country’s human rights and governance concerns set to start on Monday.