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- thesundayleader.lk - Category : Breaking News - Relavancy : 0.16872826

By Ashwin Hemmathagama National Insurance Trust Fund (NITF) was created by an Act of Parliament in the year 2006. A subsequent amendment, No 28 of 2007 has empowered NITF to accept compulsory reinsurance cession from local insurance companies. NITF has fixed the compulsory cession at 20% of the general insurance programmes of all insurance companies ...

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The Central Bank says that the value of the Sri Lankan Rupee has appreciated. The Central Bank said this clearly indicates the growth achieved in Sri Lanka’s economy. The foreign exchange value of the Sri Lankan rupee had increased in comparison to the US Dollar. Latest statistics of the Central

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- yahoo.com - Category : Breaking News - Relavancy : 1.1113003

COLOMBO, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee rose to a 21-month high on Monday after the IMF approved the fourth payout from a $2.6 billion loan.

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The Central Bank has said that the remittances made by expatriate Sri Lankans have steadily increased. The foreign Exchange reserves have increased by 3.8 billion US dollars since the country was liberated from terrorism. Financial aid received by people in the North and East, as well as sustained inflows from the Middle East have contributed ...

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by Anusha Ondaatjie Remittances sent home by Sri Lankan nationals overseas may rise to a record $3.8 billion in 2010, a central bank official said, adding that policy makers will ensure stability of the currency as the flows increase....

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Sri Lankan Rupee closed firmer on 9th of March as banks sold Dollars to buy Rupees on hopes of...

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Sri Lankan Rupee closed firmer yesterday as banks sold Dollars to buy Rupees on hopes of rise in interest rates due to Government’s high domestic borrowing that has resulted high budget deficit. The Rupee closed at 114.05/10 per Dollar, compared with Monday’s 114.15/18, as Banks bought

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