73Avenue Realtors has appointed Dellon Juriansz, a seasoned professional with over seven years of real estate experience

Iconic Developments, a leading real estate developer in Sri Lanka, continues to revolutionise the industry with the introduction of two groundbreaking initiatives-FlexiPay and the Rental Assistance Programme

Sri Lanka’s real estate expert Research Intelligence Unit (RIUNIT) says that since the beginning of 2023

According to reports, several amendments are to be suggested and made at the Committee stage in Parliament on the 19th July, 2023. We, the public are unaware of these amendments.

In an exclusive interview with HNB FINANCE’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Chaminda Prabhath, we delve into the company’s remarkable ability to overcome challenges and drive growth in the Sri Lankan financial sector. Despite navig

According to the latest figures published by the Finance Ministry, the present administration continues to borrow more money, both domestic and foreign funds and thus increasing the overall debt stock. The total public debt is around US $ 92 billion

“I do not intend to get a patent right for my invention as I do not want to disclose my research findings and methodologies to the public domain”, stated a female researcher who has discovered a solution for dengue fever.

Well known Economics Professor Howard Nicholas said at a recent webinar that “CBSL cannot be independent of the government”.

Many SOEs were found wanting at recent Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) meetings, mainly because they had no corporate plans. Strategic organisation-wide planning or Corporate Planning is essential for an organisation to succeed in business or

An international news agency asked me this; what are the lessons for Sri Lanka from the Credit Suisse collapse? I responded by saying 2 lessons.

I can’t imagine how challenging it would be to understand and tackle the current economic catastrophe in Sri Lanka, but I do know that Dr. W.A. Wijewardena has done it with finesse only a very senior expert like him possibly could.

Countries never learn from others’ mistakes; they only learn from their own. Sri Lanka is an exception: we don’t even learn from our folly.

The Colombo Port City Economic Commission, the Single Window Investment Facilitator authorised to assist investors,

Sri Lanka’s low female labour force participation rate (FLFP) has received intense policy attention over the past several decades for many reasons. It is widely assumed that improving FLFP will not only empower women and reduce gender disparities b

Technology plays an important role in modern society. It connects, innovates, and transforms economies and societies at large. Yet, women and girls continue to have limited access to technology. This gender bias is also present in Sri Lanka, where wo

As the world plunges into the crisis stemming from climate change, efforts are explored across diverse sectors to minimise the carbon footprint. And one such industry that is making a significant impact in this regard is the global aviation sector.

Following are ten such learnings that I have realised through my experience which I believe would help individuals to be successful in their professional careers.

Dr. W.A. Wijewardena (author), a former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank and presently an independent economic analyst,

Despite the remarkable resilience of our people, industries and enterprises, Sri Lanka’s economic outlook in 2023 – along with approximately one-third of all countries according to the IMF – appears bleak.

Many developing countries including Singapore/Malaysia /South Korea and more recently Vietnam and Thailand have succeeded in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (mainly through firm level integration with global MNEs : Multi National Enterprises) t

Successive Sri Lankan governments have attempted to villainize the non-profit and civil society sector as agents of foreign interference.

In simple terms, money printing is issuing new money to the economy by a Central Bank- also known as “reserve money”.

The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent economic crisis revealed vulnerabilities in the Sri Lankan economy and weakened its economic state. Given the severity of the challenges faced, the economy is now at a fragile state, with many crises at hand.

With fears of a global economic recession looming, the Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) is actively stepping up engagement with top government and Foreign Ministry officials to expedite negotiations on Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) to help boost

Sri Lanka’s economic crisis continues to affect the lives and livelihoods of its people, with the burden being highest on the poor and vulnerable.

Supply chain is a network of organizations and processes wherein several various enterprises such as the supplier, manufacture,

During the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, a macroeconomic theory, Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) has become an interesting topic in United States politics. Stephanie Kelton, a proponent of this theory, was among the advisors of Bernie Sanders.

An exciting array of speakers of both national and international fame are set to take the stage at the 43rd National Conference of Chartered Accountants as they share their thoughts and ideas with the country’s professional Accounting community, in

How can a large-scale cash transfer programme be established from scratch, quickly, and during a deep economic crisis?

Sri Lanka was once considered a development success story. But, within the last few decades, this legacy was lost to governance failures and economic mismanagement.