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LMD PUBLICATIONS

  • May- 2021 -
    1 May

    BANK OF CEYLON

    “Our vision is to drive BOC with digitalisation and fintech to empower Sri Lanka, to leverage the bank’s financial and operational capacity Kanchana Ratwatte Chairman P. K. Gunasekera General Manager…

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  • 1 May

    AIRPORT & AVIATION SERVICES (SRI LANKA)

    “The ‘new normal’ has several challenges for airlines and airports, with the industry facing difficulties in growth, sustainability and volatile energy prices Major General G. A. Chandrasiri RWP VSV USP…

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  • Apr- 2021 -
    30 April

    FINANCIAL PERFROMANCE

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  • 30 April

    EXPEDITE THE FUTURE

    Thinking beyond boundaries Prof. Lalith Gamage Information and Communication Technology Agency Q: In your assessment, what revolutionary strategies has the ICTA put in place to expand services to the public?…

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  • 30 April

    THE PUBLIC TRUST

    During the initial confusion due to the pandemic, several government services and organisations shut down except for essential services

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  • 29 April

    THE HEIGHT OF AMBITION

    COVID-19 was an unexpected occurrence and international airlines across the world took a hit. SriLankan Airlines faced issues prior to

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  • 29 April

    A HOMEGROWN PERSPECTIVE

    People’s Bank began its journey by focussing on the cooperative sector in 1961, expanding its operations to cater to SMEs over time

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  • 28 April

    A CALL FOR DIVERSIFICATION

    As the main government agency for export development, EDB played a pivotal role in enabling the exporter community restart operations

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  • 27 April

    THE CASE FOR CONNECTIVITY

    continuity plan – one of SLT’s inbuilt systems – is a contingency that enables the enterprise to weather onerous conditions

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  • 27 April

    POWERING THE NATION

    Many loss making state owned enterprises (SOEs) are primarily service oriented and significantly contribute to social wellbeing

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