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Seylan Bank plans to raise about a billion rupees in this year through a combination of equity and debt to boost its capital adequacy.
The bank said Monday it is issuing quoted non-voting shares at a premium, but stopped short from disclosing the price or quantum.
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rnThe new shares on offer will be subject to regulatory and shareholder approval, the statement said.rn

rnSeylan posted a Rs. 667 mn profit in 2002, largely due to prudent risk management and its large bond portfolio.
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