Sri Lanka hit by regime uncertainty

Nov 08, 2011 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's investment prospects would be hurt by sudden changes in policy and laws relating to property rights and investment returns analysts said, describing a condition identified by economists as 'regime uncertainty'. "Consistent government policy: that is what investors are looking for," Sujeewa Mudalige, President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka told a business forum on taxation organized by Sri Lanka's Institute of Policy Studies.

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"In my view when an investor comes in they want to make sure, your tax laws will be consistent, your labour rules will be consistent.

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"You will not have a pension scheme which will be all of a suddenly brought in from somewhere. You will not have laws and regulations which will not come in without adequate consultation and discussion.

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Expropriation

Sri Lanka abandoned an attempt to build a third state controlled pension fund out of private sector worker's salary deduction earlier this year after a protesting worker in an export industrial zone was killed by police fire.

Sri Lanka is currently in the process of bringing a law to expropriate assets of dozens of private businesses, which the state says is underperforming or where asset