The Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka cherishes picture-perfect moments with his family

Tough exams, ethical grounding and professional excellence turn CFA charter into a force for good and a definitive standard by which to measure the competence, integrity and dedication of investment professionals

Its chief executive Indrajit Wickramasinghe says there is a lot more room for organic growth in the banking industry

Lalin Jinasena is a designer at heart. Armed with learnings from a failed internet venture, he is now applying himself with renewed vigour to what he is already good at

By Avanti Samarasekera and Namali Premawardhana

The government of Sri Lanka has endorsed the UN's sustainable development goals, but do we have enough data to measure how we are doing?

‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.’ Does Dickens’ opening paragraph in ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ describe well Yahapalanaya’s first year?

The Sri Lanka Medical Council is refusing to license doctors passing out from the country’s only private med school, but it does not have transparent reviews of state medical faculties

Bigger and better ports alone won’t lead to prosperity; mastering logistics and linking Sri Lanka to global supply chains will

Sri Lanka’s dry zone Dambulla region is rich in historical attractions showcasing culture and the vibrancy of over a millennium of civilization in the island

Kalinga Gunawardhana and Damith Amarakoon have set up their IT businesses in Bandarawela, proving that a business solution that brings them quick returns can also help the local economy

NSBM’s new campus will soon have the capacity to become Sri Lanka’s largest university

Two generations of the Mendis-Nonis family are fighting over a 175-year-old private company that controls a couple of public listed firms

Sri Lanka’s blue whale is a superb athlete. Is she also a scholar?

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