Officials representing the eight Presidential Task Forces established under the Presidential Secretariat to enhance the Ease of Doing Business in Sri Lanka recently presented the issues and proposals …
If immigrants look back at Sri Lanka! – EDITORIAL
How can we make Sri Lankans think differently with the beginning of a new year being just around the corner? One way of thinking in these lines which hasn’t been pursues much is to go to another …
ICRA Lanka exits Sri Lanka
Credit rating agency, ICRA Lanka Limited has decided to cease operations in Sri Lanka, and the company has already informed its clients of the decision as it terminated the rating agreements with …
Sri Lanka’s Kanrich Finance directed to settle liabilities by Feb 2023
The Monetary Board of Sri Lanka’s Central Bank has decided to direct Kanrich Finance Limited (KFL) to settle its public liabilities in full within the period from 26.12.2022 to 28.02.2023, a statement …
Sri Lanka’s Kanrich Finance directed to settle liabilities by Feb 2023
The Monetary Board of Sri Lanka’s Central Bank has decided to direct Kanrich Finance Limited (KFL) to settle its public liabilities in full within the period from 26.12.2022 to 28.02.2023, a statement …
Unprecedented economic and political crisis mark 2022 in Sri Lanka; India’s assistance provides breather
Read more about Unprecedented economic and political crisis mark 2022 in Sri Lanka; India’s assistance provides breather on Devdiscourse …
Why Sri Lanka’s Suffering May Not End Soon
Debt restructuring has become an exhausting exercise for troubled nations as bilateral creditors bicker and some investors mount legal challenges.
Sri Lanka tax payers look to tighten belts further or migrate as progressive taxes bite
Millions of Sri Lankan individuals corporates have to cut spending and investment from January as steep income tax rates come into force to finance a bloated state amid 65 percent inflation and …
Sri Lanka tax payers look to tighten belts further or migrate as progressive taxes bite
Millions of Sri Lankan individuals corporates have to cut spending and investment from January as steep income tax rates come into force to finance a bloated state amid 65 percent inflation and …
Where Next? political consequences of SL’s economic breakdown
The momentous year of 2022 for Sri Lanka can be divided into two major phases. In the first phase, people grew frustrated with the failure of their government led by President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, to …