Foreign inflows News

Financial Storm Brewing? Premadasa Challenges Official Reserve Figures and Future Debt Readiness.

President Dissanayake Urges Public Restraint Amid Rising Economic Pressures.

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has called for public cooperation in reducing fuel consumption and imports to stabilize the economy as Sri Lanka faces a critical shortage of US dollars, driven by global instability and a decline in tourism and export revenues.

Government Confident in Stabilizing Rupee via Incoming IMF and ADB Funding.

The Sri Lankan government expects to stabilize the fluctuating rupee through upcoming financial injections from the IMF and ADB, alongside strategic import management.

How Sri Lanka is Tackling the Global Nursing Shortage through Innovative Education.

Navigating Global Headwinds: Experts Outline Strategies for Sri Lanka’s Economic Resilience.

Sri Lanka Hotels Association Calls for Stricter Controls on Global Booking Platforms.

Home Lands Group to Build Iconic $300 Million Twin-Tower Project in Port City Colombo.

Modeling Sri Lanka’s Economic Future: Lessons from the UAE’s Financial Framework.

This article explores how Sri Lanka could enhance its economic stability and investor appeal by adopting key strategies used by the UAE, such as tax clarity, capital mobility, and the establishment of independent offshore financial zones like the Colombo Port City.

Home Lands Secures Major Deal for Iconic Twin Tower Project at Port City Colombo.

Deloitte Urges Sri Lankan Firms to Integrate Transfer Pricing into Core Business Strategy.

Deloitte Sri Lanka and Maldives advises businesses to view transfer pricing as a strategic tool rather than just a compliance requirement to manage risks and improve transparency in a shifting regulatory landscape.

Hayleys PLC Rights Issue Surpasses Target with Over Rs. 11 Billion in Subscriptions.

Diversified conglomerate Hayleys PLC successfully concluded its Rs. 9 billion Rights Issue, securing over Rs. 11 billion in subscriptions, showcasing strong investor trust in its long-term growth strategy.

Clearing Corporation of India Seeks Regulatory Nod in Europe for Bond Settlement.

The Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL) has initiated the process to obtain official recognition from European regulators to facilitate bond clearing services, a move aimed at integrating Indian markets with global financial systems.