National Chamber Seminar on ‘Foreign Exchange Act and New Changes’

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The National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka in association with the Department of Foreign Exchange (Central Bank Sri Lanka) will hold a half day seminar on Foreign Exchange Act and New Changes will be held on Tuesday, 29 September from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon at the National Chamber Auditorium, 4th Floor, No. 450, D R Wijewardene Mawatha, Colombo 10. (Conducted in compliance with New Health Guidelines.)

The seminar covers: All aspects of the Foreign Exchange Act; Liberalised foreign exchange operations, new regulations; Offences and Penalties under the Act; Dealers of Foreign Exchange and there will be a Panel Discussion at the end, giving opportunity for interaction.

The Resource Persons will be

Department of Foreign Exchange Senior Assistant Director G.S. Kamileen and Department of Foreign Exchange Assistant Director M.D. Jayawardena. Department of Foreign Exchange Director of Foreign Exchange R.R. Jayaratne will be the Guest Speaker and will join the Panel Discussion. The target audience will be business owners, financial analysts, bank managers, exporters/importers, CFOs and decision makers.

For further details, kindly contact the National Chamber on 011 4741788/076 2555707 (Nishanthi/Thushari) or email [email protected]; [email protected].

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