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Local Consortium of Sri Lanka commits support for govt s ISB restructuring
26 Nov 2024 (7:54 PM) Sri Lanka announces launch of ISB exchange after Cabinet approval
26 Nov 2024 (7:01 PM) Cabinet Spokesman responds to claims over lack of Muslim Ministers
26 Nov 2024 (4:50 PM) No decision to ban tuition classes - Cabinet Spokesman
26 Nov 2024 (4:03 PM) Sri Lanka s new President needs to address longstanding abuses, impunity - Human Rights Watch
26 Nov 2024 (7:27 PM) India rejects food imports from several countries including Sri Lanka
26 Nov 2024 (4:55 PM) |
The Local Consortium of Sri Lanka (LCSL), comprised of domestic commercial banks and financial institutions, has committed its full support for the Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation launched today by the Government of Sri Lanka to restructure the US$12.55bn in outstanding International Sovereign Bonds (ISBs).. 
Sri Lanka has announced the official launch of the exchange of its outstanding International Sovereign Bonds (ISBs) totaling approximately USD 12.55 billion, as of 25 November 2024. 
Sri Lanka s new government has responded to allegations over the lack of Muslim representation in its Cabinet of Ministers. 
The Cabinet Spokesman, Minister Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa clarified that no decision has been taken to ban tuition classes in the country. 
Sri Lanka s new president, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, should address the country s many human rights problems by fulfilling and building upon pledges he made in recent election campaigns, Human Rights Watch has said in a letter to the president. 
India has taken strict action against substandard food imports, rejecting consignments of items like apples, nuts, alcoholic beverages, and sushi from countries including China, Japan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Turkey. These products failed to meet the quality and safety standards set by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
