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In line with the government’s development drive, People’s Bank introduced the Vanitha Saviya loan scheme in 2020 to empower Sri Lanka’s women entrepreneurs. This loan was designed for women who are engaged in micro or small-scale businesses or for those who start a business. Another main objective of this loan scheme is to lessen the financial burden of the women who were engaged in businesses during COVID-19 pandemic period. For those who are already running successful businesses, the Vanitha Saviya loan scheme from People’s Bank allows them to obtain a facility up to Rs. 500,000 or ...

Expert financial wealth planner, NDB Wealth Management encourages Sri Lankans to actively seek financial freedom as the nation celebrates the 73rd Independence Day today. NDB Wealth has strategized to advocate financial security to their loyal customers by educating them on the benefits of financial freedom. Growth and Income fund from NDB Wealth and Money Plus […]

Enhancing convenience to the education segment via the “Talkative Parents” EdTech platform Seylan Bank announced its partnership with Yara Technologies (Pvt) Ltd to facilitate their range of digital payments through Seylan Merchant Portal, the first fully-fledged, multipurpose digital payment platform that offers a safer and more convenient option to carry out digital transactions. The Seylan […]

Ump announcew about his agreement with north korea include pause in joint military exercises in neighboring south korea amid negotiation. a spokesperson for u.s. forces tells us no orders have be issued yet. luc lucas tomlinson is live. >> reporter: the pentagon has all called the joint exercises with south korea defensive in nature and president trump says for now all the u.s. military troops will remain in south koro hold. >> we will be stopping the war games which will save us a tremendous amount of money unless and until we seehe future negotiation is not going along like it should. but we...