Digital banking News

The Evolving Threat: How Digital Fraud is Reshaping Financial Security in Sri Lanka.

The Evolving Role of Mortgage Brokers in a Digital Finance Landscape.

This article explores how shifting economic factors, interest rate volatility, and digital transformation are reshaping the traditional mortgage brokerage industry.

Sri Lanka and Australia Forge Partnership to Enhance Digital Financial Literacy for MSMEs.

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has partnered with Australia’s S4IE program to launch a pilot project aimed at improving digital financial literacy for micro, small, and medium enterprises to support national economic growth.

Strengthening Sri Lanka’s Digital Defenses Against Growing Cyber Threats.

Following a surge in cyber-enabled financial crimes and data breaches, Sri Lanka is prioritizing a national cybersecurity framework focused on government infrastructure, public sector training, and advanced monitoring systems.

The Rising Tide of Cybercrime: Protecting Your Assets in the Digital Age.

DFCC Bank and NCCSL Join Forces to Boost Sri Lankan SMEs.

DFCC Bank has partnered with the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka to provide SMEs with enhanced market access, financial literacy, and advisory services, moving beyond traditional lending.

Banking Sector Embraces Artificial Intelligence to Reshape Financial Services.

Financial institutions are rapidly integrating AI to optimize operations, enhance customer onboarding, and improve efficiency ratios, though challenges regarding return on investment persist.

Sri Lanka Financial Authorities Sound Alarm Amid Escalating Digital Scams.

CDB Unveils Nation's First QR Sound Box to Revolutionize Merchant Payments.

Citizens Development Business Finance PLC (CDB) has launched Sri Lanka's first QR Sound Box, a device that provides instant voice confirmation for digital payments to boost merchant transparency and SME adoption.

Seylan Bank Secures Multiple Top Honors at 2026 LankaPay Technnovation Awards.

Bangladesh Banking Crisis: DCCI Highlights Paradox of Excess Liquidity and Credit Drought.

The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) has warned that despite banks holding record excess liquidity, the private sector, particularly SMEs, is struggling to access credit. Experts call for urgent structural reforms and improved data accuracy to resolve this economic bottleneck.

Wall Street’s Multi-Billion Dollar AI Bet: Redefining Banking Survival.