World Bank approves $150 million to strengthen financial sector
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved $150 million in financing for Sri Lanka to strengthen the resilience of the financial sector.
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved $150 million in financing for Sri Lanka to strengthen the resilience of the financial sector.
Although, both CSE indices showed negative or downward trends yesterday, SLT’s 0.7 percent or 13.2 million shares which were held with NSB
People’s Bank recently paid tribute to its dedicated staff members who have completed 25 years of service at the ‘25 Years of Service award ceremony’
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) announced it will invest $553 million in the Colombo West Container Terminal.
The Prime Minister's Office of Singapore has awarded Dr. Jayantha Dharmadasa, chairman of Nawaloka Holdings and honorary consular general of the Republic of Singapore in Colombo, with a COVID-19 Resilience Certificate.
The two state-owned sugar producers reversed their losses and have now earned a combined Rs. 7.6 billion profit, reports said.
The Financial Crimes Investigations Division has arrested five directors of the Onmax DT, which faces charges of conducting illegal pyramid schemes.
The Sri Lankan Cabinet granted approval to increase the value added tax to 18% with effect from the 1st of January 2024, and impose the said tax on certain goods and services to which the value added tax is not yet applicable.
The government will implement the Random Access Management Information System (RAMIS), a method to collect data on tax evaders and officials who do not collect taxes properly from December this year.
Wariyapola Magistrate Rasika Mallawaarachchi yesterday (27) ordered the remand of owner of Eyon Lanka Investment and Film Production Financial Company Attapattu Mudiyanselage Dhammika Attapattu over defrauding 8,000 people of money running into Rs 10 billion by promising higher interest, till November 1.