Rising gold-backed lending among Sri Lanka’s finance and leasing companies (FLC) sector is exposing financiers to higher collateral price risk and making them more susceptible to any adverse movements in gold prices, says Fitch Ratings.The post Rising gold-backed loans elevate risks for Sri Lankan finance companies – Fitch appeared first on ONLANKA - Sri Lanka Latest Breaking News and Top St...
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