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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • May- 2021 -
    6 May

    TOURISM INDUSTRY

    The tourism industry is among the worst affected as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. How soon it can recover is in the hands of each

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  • Apr- 2021 -
    1 April

    DEBT MANAGEMENT

    The topic garnering much attention in Sri Lanka’s economic narrative and post-pandemic revival is how successful the government will be

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  • 1 April

    ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

    COVID-19 is worsening global economic inequality, reversing decades of progress in poverty reduction, the promotion of

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  • 1 April

    FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

    Financial Institutions (FIs) are changing under increasing regulatory and commercial pressures, and investing in sustainable

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  • 1 April

    THE TRADE DEFICIT

    Sri Lanka’s foreign trade volumes and trade gap have been widening more often than not since 2010 despite the end of the protracted civil war

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  • Mar- 2021 -
    31 March

    AGRI INSURANCE

    MITIGATING FARMING RISKS Akila Wijerathna stresses the need for insurance for the farming community Sri Lanka is severely at risk from the impacts of climate change. Agriculture production can decrease…

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  • 31 March

    ONLINE BANKING

    While the digital revolution is disrupting the relationship between banks and clients, the advent of the pandemic accelerated the adoption of

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  • 4 March

    EXPORT SECTOR

    Sri Lanka’s external sector proved to be resilient last year in the face of the pandemic, registering an annual decline of only 17 percent. In absolute

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  • 4 March

    DAVOS 2021

    The Davos Agenda 2021 hosted by the World Economic Forum (WEF) was somewhat different this year; it didn’t take place on the snowy

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  • 4 March

    GLOBAL OUTLOOK

    Indeed, 2021 is a ‘reset year’ with continuing uncertainty. Since the World Resources Institute (WRI) says current policies will result

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