Standard Chartered Bank backs Daily FT-Colombo Uni. MBAAA post-Budget Forum

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Standard Chartered Bank Sri Lanka CEO Bingumal Thewarathanthri (left) and University of Colombo MBA Alumni Association President Suraj Radampola exchange the sponsorship agreement. Standard Chartered Bank Brand and Marketing Sri Lanka Corporate Affairs Head Anuk De Silva and Colombo University MBAA Post Budget Forum Project Chair Ajith De Silva are also present – Pic by Ruwan Walpola

Standard Chartered Bank has come forward yet again to back the popular and influential annual post-Budget Forum organised by the Daily FT and the Colombo University MBA Alumni Association. The forum will be held today from 8.45 a.m. at the Cinnamon Life with President and Finance Minister Anura Kumra Dissanayake as the Chief Guest. Joining him is an eminent panel of economists and business leaders, comprising; Ceylon Chamber of Commerce Chairman and Senior Adviser to the President on Economic Affairs and Finance Duminda Hulangamuwa; Standard Chartered Bank Sri Lanka CEO Bingumal Thewarathanthri; Verité Research Executive Director Dr. Nishan de Mel, Advocata Institute Chairman Murtaza Jafferjee, and Sri Lanka United National Business Alliance Chairperson Tania Abeysundara. The discussions will be moderated by Daily FT Editor and CEO Nisthar Cassim.

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