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Peace premium boosts Colombo exchange

Source: Financial Times
Colombo : Sri Lanka | 20 days ago  
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Surekha Sellahewa, the exchange’s chief executive, told the Financial Times that demutualisation would “take the exchange to the next level”, as it seeks to introduce derivatives and attract greater foreign participation. “The potential for this market, now that the war is over, is huge,”...
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