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Pablo Arosemena: La realidad es rica y compleja, pero el sistema es pobre
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El comercio en una nueva Mesa de Diálogo provincial : : El Litoral - Noticias - Santa Fe - Argentina
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Bloomberg says Sri Lanka is the highest risk of foreign debt default in Asia
Bloomberg reported last week that Sri Lanka was the highest default risk in the Asia-Pacific, overtaking Papua New Guinea, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia.
The news agency’s “debt default probability” scale now rates Sri Lanka at almost 28 percent, up from 13 percent six months ago. Under Bloomberg’s model any country rated over 1.5 percent is deemed to be at “a high risk of failure to pay.”
The news agency said that Sri Lanka’s “first test comes on July 27,” when it must repay a $US1 billion bond to investors. “[S]peculation is growing,” it continued, “that it may need to turn to the International Monetary Fund [IMF] for additional finances after securing assistance from countries including China.”
Sri Lanka Chambers team up with IFC to promote women staffers work-life balance
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IFC and FCCISL Work with Sri Lankan Businesses to Help Navigate the Impacts of COVID-19 by Promoting Increased Work-Life Balance
July, 14, 2021
To help close the gender gap and promote greater work-life balance, particularly at a time of COVID-19 impacts, IFC and the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry Sri Lanka (FCCISL) have launched a new online learning series to strengthen business commitment towards flexible work and family-friendly practices to help employees.
Over 40 Sri Lankan businesses participated in the first in a series of online learning sessions by the ‘Together We Can’ partnership – launched under the IFC-DFAT Women in Work program. The partnership is aimed at promoting gender-smart policies among Sri Lankan businesses, with a particular focus on helping mitigate COVID-19 impacts.