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Tag: Sri Lanka vulnerable to direct and indirect effects of sustained capital outflows: Moodys

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Sri Lanka’s CIFL awaits response from German investor for bailout

Sept 23, 2016 (LBO) – Sri Lanka’s troubled Central Investment and Finance Company says they are awaiting a response from a prospective German investor indicating their future plan of action to revive CIFL. In a stock exchange filing, the company said they submitted all clarifications to the investor delegation who visited the island recently. A […]

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