Treasury funds News

Severe Security Lapses in Sri Lanka's Treasury Payment Systems Sparks Urgent Audit.

The diversion of $2.5 million from a state foreign debt payment has triggered a national debate regarding the security and verification protocols governing Sri Lanka's high-value government transactions.

Sri Lanka Treasury Bond Update and WSO2 Leadership Transition.

Sri Lanka Treasury Bill Yields Decline Amid Strong Market Interest.

International Investigation Tracks Stolen $2.5 Million Treasury Funds to Delaware.

Boston Fed President Susan Collins Addresses Monetary Policy Shifts and Leadership Transitions.

Boston Fed President Susan Collins discusses the complexities of the current economic environment, addressing FOMC internal disagreements, the nomination of Kevin Warsh, and the long-term outlook for interest rates through 2026.

US Treasury Chief Calls on Beijing to Leverage Ties with Iran Amid Hormuz Crisis.

Kevin Warsh's Potential Fed Leadership: Navigating Inflationary Pressures and Interest Rate Policy.

As Kevin Warsh is considered for the Federal Reserve chair position, he faces significant challenges including rising inflation, political independence concerns, and a cautious voting committee, despite expectations of interest rate cuts.

Global Central Banks Intensify Gold Accumulation Amid Economic Uncertainty.

Central banks worldwide have sustained a multi-year trend of aggressive gold accumulation, driven by geopolitical instability and a strategic desire to reduce dependency on the US dollar.

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.

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

Sri Lanka Treasury Investigates $2.5 Million Cyber Fraud Incident.

Government Clarifies Treasury Financial Loss as Phishing Scam, Not Cyber Intrusion.

Digital Economy Deputy Minister Eranga Weeraratne clarifies that the $2.5 million Treasury financial breach was the result of a sophisticated phishing attack rather than a technical system hack.