Bonds held by pension funds likely to be restructured; banks excluded

The Central Bank has proposed domestic debt restructuring that would primarily affect Treasury bills and bonds held by superannuation funds. Banks are excluded from the process. The plan involves converting Treasury bills into Treasury bonds and potentially increasing income tax for non-compliant superannuation funds.

https://www.dailymirror.lk/print/front_page/Bonds-held-by-pension-funds-likely-to-be-restructured-banks-excluded/238-262049

Daily Mirror

2023-06-29

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