Financial viability News

Dialog Group Bhd Demonstrates Financial Resilience in Q1 2026.

BOC Reports Strong Q1 2026 Performance with Rs. 28.8 Billion Profit.

Sri Lanka’s state-owned Bank of Ceylon delivered a robust financial performance in Q1 2026, recording a PBT of Rs. 28.8 billion while contributing significantly to state tax revenue.

Longevity of Wealth: 4 Essential Practices of Ultra-High-Net-Worth Families.

Expert insights from wealth management leaders reveal that sustained multi-generational wealth is not built on single lucky events, but on consistent habits including family culture, tax strategy, long-term investing, and frugality.

DFCC Bank Maintains Financial Resilience and Strategic Growth in Q1 2026.

Modern Financial Markets Exhibit Higher Discipline Compared to the 1990s Era.

PIMCO's Lotfi Karoui argues that today's financial markets are significantly more disciplined and resilient than they were during the 1990s, offering a comparative perspective on current cross-asset credit dynamics.

Navigating AI Investments: Strategic Financial Leadership in a Transforming Era.

LB Finance Secures $15 Million Funding Boost from Swiss Impact Investor.

Sri Lanka’s LB Finance has finalized a $15 million senior debt facility with Switzerland-based Enabling Qapital to boost MSME lending and promote financial inclusion across the nation.

Janashakthi Finance Introduces 'Shakthi' to Advance Financial Inclusion for Women.

Janashakthi Finance has launched 'Shakthi', a specialized fixed deposit and financial support scheme tailored to empower women in career growth, entrepreneurship, and long-term wealth creation.

Government Confirms Security and Status of 'Rebuilding Sri Lanka' Fund.

People’s Bank Commits Rs. 300 Million to Nuwara Eliya Post-Cyclone Housing Recovery.

Wall Street Shows Caution as Oracle-Linked Data Center Debt Seeks Investors.

Financial institutions are facing challenges in offloading $14 billion in debt tied to Oracle-supported data center projects as investors demand higher yields amid concerns over risk appetite.

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.