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Dr. Nalaka Godahewa has resigned as the Chairman of Divasa Finance Ltd. last week. Analysts widely believe the move as a precursor to the impending appointment of Dr. Godahewa as the new Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which the Daily FT exclusively reported on Saturday
Given first half performance, believes several 2012 Roadmap targets will be missed UNP MP and its chief spokesman on the economy Dr. Harsha de Silva yesterday claimed that most of the Central Bank’s 2012 Roadmap targets were likely to be missed, based on below par performance on the external trade front during the first half. ...
The resignation of Tilak Karunaratne as the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been accepted whilst a successor will be named next week, Finance Ministry Secretary Dr. P.B. Jayasundera said. The confirmation by the Treasury Secretary ends week-long uncertainty whether the SEC Chief’s quit notice would be accepted or not, even though ...
By Cheranka Mendis Seylan Bank’s CEO and MD Kapila Ariyaratne recently joined Daily FT for a brief chat on the performance of the bank, future plans and market trends. The bank as at now holds 11% shares in advances and 10.6% in deposits within the private local commercial bank market
As continuously highlighted by the Daily FT and perhaps dumbfounding critics and locals, foreign craving for stocks in the Colombo Bourse is growing, with net inflow surpassing Rs. 28 billion yesterday with the addition of fresh buying worth Rs. 980 million. Non-nationals accounted for 28% of total
Nearly 50 stocks had gained by over 10% in the past month Three solid stocks gives over 23% year-to-date return against near 20% dip of the market If the general investing and savings public believes the Colombo Stock Exchange isn’t attractive, then nearly 50 stocks are likely to prove this incorrect, especially given their performance ...
By Nisthar Cassim Tilak Karunaratne yesterday resigned as the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a move which he had pre-announced early this week and personally decided last weekend. “I am leaving the SEC as a sad but relieved man,” Karunaratne told the Daily FT
. The rally as reported by the Daily FT yesterday continued with ...
Following is the copy of letter written by public interest activist Nihal Sri Ameresekere to Secretary to President Lalith Weeratunga on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) based on some of the reported discussions during the President’s meeting capital market stakeholders in late July at Temple Trees. 10th August 2012 Mr. Lalith Weeratunga &...
In response to the Daily FT’s article yesterday titled ‘SEC split?’ SEC Chairman Tilak Karunaratne has sent the following statement. I, as the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC), write in reply to the front page main article in the Daily FT of 13
Following yesterday’s Daily FT exposure of concerns among dual citizens and recently returned expats over the new exchange rate rules, the Central Bank in a statement said that NRFC account holders could freely transfer funds. Daily FT learns the change by Central Bank was dated yesterday
by the Daily FT. The need for a hands-off approach by the Executive ...
D.E.W. Gunasekara says it is routine with 2010 Annual Report as subject; Ravi K says will take up reversed NSB-TFC deal and other stock market illsThe Chairman and Commissioners of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will appear before the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) today when Opposition is likely to query on ill doings ...
In the Daily FT article titled ‘Top economist fires warning on rapid rise in commercial borrowings,’ there were some inaccuracies with regard to public debt figure and percentage share of foreign debt. The correct figures are as follows: As at May 2012, public debt amounted to Rs. 5.90
In Sri Lanka to empower and enlighten Sri Lanka’s business community and budding entrepreneurs, Chair Emeritus and board member of the MIT/Stanford Venture Lab Gigi Wang will host a seminar titled ‘Success drivers of Silicon Valley – venture capital, investment and business opportunities for Sri Lanka’ tomorrow in collaboration with Infotechs Ideas. Speaking to the ...
UNP MP Dr. Harsha De Silva claimed yesterday that political capture of the capital market regulator SEC wasn’t the answer to the ills of the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE). In response to Daily FT’s lead story yesterday, which featured Finance Ministry Dr. P.B. Jayasundera’
At Tuesday’s meeting Finance Ministry Secy. reiterates united effort by all to revive Colombo Bourse To appoint all stakeholders-comprised Consultative Committee for regular dialogue and consensus Credit rule to be revised to boost retail participation; fresh support to brokers in the offing, among other measures Meeting with top listed blue chips to be convened next ...
The six months Treasury Bill Weighted Average Yield (WAY) rose yesterday contrary to market expectations, Wealth Securities Ltd said. “Against market expectations and the downward momentum created at last week’s auction, the six months bill weighted average edged up by two basis points to 12.87% at its weekly Treasury bill auction held yesterday,” the debt ...
Finance Ministry Secretary Dr. P.B. Jayasundera is scheduled to hold a meeting today with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman and Commissioners. The Daily FT learns the convening of SEC team including the Acting Director General is a follow up to the President and Finance Minister
Following is the part one of the Daily FT article featuring the Acuity Stockbrokers Research on Economy and Strategy titled “Lion Leads Frontier” launched last week. Better than the rest General frontier market risks remain pertinent to Sri Lanka Investors in frontier markets
The Colombo Bourse’s performance will be under scrutiny today following what brokers described as “very positive” meeting on Friday with President Mahinda Rajapaksa who was emphatic that the stock market must be revived. The market on Thursday gained by 1.5% ahead of President’s meeting though on Friday it closed almost flat with low activity as ...
With reference to Daily FT’s response (published on 9 July 2012) to Opposition Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe’s comments in Parliament on 5 July 2012, he made a further statement on 18 July. Here is the full text of Wickremesinghe’s statement made in Parliament on 18 July: "
Industry experts urge disillusioned local investors to ‘buy when it’s down and sell when it’s up’ In a highly volatile atmosphere and with low investor confidence in the Colombo Bourse, experts earlier this week went against the negative sentiments and instead stated that now is the time to buy. These views were aired at a ...
Sri Lanka’s $ 1 billion10-year sovereign bond launched on Tuesday saw strong demand, being oversubscribed by more than 10 times before the order book was closed, Reuters said, quoting unnamed sources close to the deal. “As of now it has been oversubscribed by more than 10 times and we see strong demand for the ...
The Daily FT’s double spread analysis Monday on the perceptions of manipulation versus statistics on regulatory action on malpractices in the Colombo Stock Exchange elicited a lot of discussion within capital markets over the pros and cons. We invite FT readers to have their say by voting
Last week in Parliament, Opposition Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe singled out Daily FT in his usual criticism on newspapers. Among various allegations made by Wickremesinghe was that the FT is one of the papers which is in the pay of the so-called “stock market mafia” and the Central Bank
Sri Lanka CEO Nick Nicalaou dismisses exit rumours; says local operations robust and post-war future in the country looks very promising World’s local bank celebrates 120 years of excellence in Sri Lanka on 1 July, invests $ 7 m for major upgrade of Head Office in Fort By Nisthar Cassim HSBC, which is ...
In a major breakthrough in financial services industry, New World Securities Ltd. has succeeded in attracting over Rs. 2 billion worth of Japanese investments so far in to Government bonds with more on the cards. “We have successfully drawn around Japanese Yen 1.2 billion (over $ 15 million in face value) funds into Government securities ...
of the EPF which is “a large investor in Sri Lankan banking stocks.” The Daily FT yesterday ...
S&P Sri Lanka 20 index goes live joining a base of indices globally with an exposure of over $ 1.45 trillion CSE Chief says credible, transparent index will have a positive impact The battered Colombo stock market yesterday got a fresh boost with world renowned S&P launching a dedicated index in partnership with the CSE. ...