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Friday, May 25, 2012

Sri Lanka investors praise Dr. P. B. Jayasundera's action in terminating ‘Controversial NSB-TFC Deal’ at Colombo Stock Exchange!

Sri Lanka’s Dr. Punchi Banda Jayasundera had now become a ‘Terminator’ in island nation’s ‘Controversial Deals’, investors at Colombo Stock Exchange told CSE Leaks.

“It is good I think when he stepped down from Treasury Secretary Position in September 2008 after the Supreme Court Judgement; he told media that he will be taking some rest at home reading books before taking up new assignments; so since he came back to the seat from end of September 2009 after filing a motion I think he has learned a lot about Good Governance from reading books” a source told CSE Leaks.

According to market analysts and general public becoming a ‘Terminator’ in Sri Lanka’s Controversial Deals; Dr. Punchi Banda Jayasundera this time took steps to block a ‘Deal’ that was going to earn some ‘Bucks’ to Bond King Devasurendra, Anura Fernando, Dinal Wijemanne and Pradeep Kariyawasam – The husband of Present Chief Justice Dr. Shirani Bandaranayake -

Dr.Jayasundera this time said the finance ministry will issue a circular to set up investment committees at state entities to make equity purchases through a defined process with exposure limits, after terminating the 'Controversial NSB-TFC Deal'

"A new circular on investment committees will be issued," Jayasundera told reporters after releasing the finance ministry's annual report recently on Thursday the 24th May 2012.
Jayasundera had said that there will be a process where the committee will be protected from interference. His comments came after the sale of stock in The Finance Company PLC (TFC) whose liabilities exceed its assets by Rs. 3.7 billion by December 2011 at over 65% above market price to state-run National Savings Bank (NSB).

Meanwhile ‘Controversial Deal Terminator’ Dr. Punchi Banda Jayasundera had said that said there was no interference by ruling politicians on this matter and that NSB had halted the deal after Jayasundera intervened.

“Jayasundera had said he had told the board of NSB to stick to the bank's core business while a committee had been appointed to investigate the deal”

In Sri Lanka resignations over financial scandals are rare according to general public comments. And people opine that the country does not have an independent civil service to ensure rule of law or justice as the institution of permanent secretary was broken by successive constitutions in 1972 and 1978 paving the way to arbitrary rule.

However Dr. Punchi Banda had highlighted that there were Treasury nominees in many state entities but they did not necessarily have expertise in stock purchases.

"There are people who know better in these institutions. Also government entities have to depend on market participants to make investments," he had said to reporters adding that "If there is a defined process it will protect everyone. These institutions also have to set exposure limits."

Dr. Punchi Banda Jayasundera had said there was a justification for long term contractual savings institutions, including the EPF to invest in stocks and that some state entities had also rushed into stock when interest rates fell to improve returns.

However after Dr. Punchi Banda Jayasundera intervened to ‘Terminate’ Controversial ‘NSB-TFC Deal’ according to him all except one director of National Savings Bank (NSB)  had resigned and Sri Lanka's post master general had been appointed and was acting as chairman of NSB until the appointment of a new board.

Reports outline that only four directors were needed for a quorum and senior career officers of the bank had been unhappy at the deal, according to reports.

Meanwhile several general public, concerned investors at Colombo Bourse say that ‘Controversial Deal Terminator’ turned Dr. Punchi Banda’s immediate intervention is needed to prevent repeat of several purchases of stocks done by the Employees Provident Fund , including investments in Galadari, Nawaloka Hospitals, Central  Finance PLC, Ceylon Grain Elevators, Diesel & Motor Engineering (DIMO), Brown & Company PLC, LOLC, Eden Hotel, Richard Pieris & Company and Colombo Dockyard since they have been controversial and most of the time the sellers have been the Bond King Ajith Devasurendra led cartel that including many of his companies and ‘EPF Deal Contractor’ former collapsed bankrupt tea company - Gold Quest connected Fern Tea Chairman - Anura Fernando, Now SEC banned stock broker Dinal Wijemanne, Kattar Aloysius Grandson Arjun Aloysius, former ceylinco money broker Harsha De Silva led Navara Capital and few others. Sources close to Bond King Ajith Devasurendra outlines that Ajith Devasurendra had discretionary powers on one billion Rupee worth trading portfolio of LOLC.



History of ‘Controversial Deal Temrinator’ turned Punchi Banda Jayasundera

Dr. Punchi Banda Jayasundera has been in the civil service for the last 33 over years. Prior to his appointment as the Secretary to the Treasury, he was Deputy Secretary to the Treasury from 1997-1999, Director General, Department of Fiscal Policy and Economic Affairs in 1995, and Economic Advisor in 1990. He held several senior positions in the Central Bank of Sri Lanka before joining the Ministry of Finance and Planning.

In addition to the office at the Ministry of Finance & Planning, Dr. Jayasundera has also held office as Chairman, Public Enterprises Reform Commission, Senior Policy Advisor, Ernst & Young, and as consultant to the IMF and the World Bank on country assignments.

Dr. Jayasundera holds a Master’s and a Doctorate degree in Economics (1984) from Boston University, USA, a Master’s degree in Development Economics (1979 – 1980) from Williams College, USA; and a bachelor’s degree in Economics (1973) and Phil Economics (1974) from the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Friday, May 4, 2012

Sri Lanka’s Financial Market Watchdog discusses that LOLC may cause another financial industry crash?


LOLC burdened with over Rs.65 billion (US $ 520 million) debt-Analysts

Sri Lanka’s financial market watchdog lead by the Board that is handling monetary matters had discussed a crucial issue that may cause another financial industry downturn in the country which would be a result of former veteran lady banker Rohini Nanayakkara and vehicle dealer Ishara Nanayakkara lead Lanka Orix Leasing Company which has an alliance with the Japanese Financial giant Orix Corporation, CSE Leaks learns from inside sources of the financial industry.
Driving forces of LOLC

Accordingly sources outline that several transactions that had happened among LOLC group lead fame and new buyouts had caused LOLC financials weaker and weaker leading the group in to a debt portfolio valued to the tune of Rs.65 billion or nearly US $ 520 million.

Further financial watchdogs had also opined that it may effect on another financial industry crash that is more problematic than the Ceylinco lead Golden Key fiasco and other related subsidiaries that started with a Rs.26 billion financial fraud in an unregistered public deposit canvassing credit card entity.

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Amidst billions of losses The Finance PLC to be acquired by NSB, Bank Of Ceylon and LOLC?


High Exclusive sources close to Sri Lanka’s oldest former Golden Financial Power House, which is now fallen; The Finance Company PLC says that with its new Rs.40 per share 40 million Ordinary Voting Shares Secondary IPO in cards, that the Sri Lanka’s state owned banking Giants National Savings Bank (NSB), Bankers to the Nation; Bank of Ceylon (BOC) along with Rohini Nanayakkara headed Japanese Financial House Lanka Orix Leasing (LOLC) is bidding to buy major stakes of former Dickman’s Road Financier Lalith Kotelawala owned The Finance Company PLC (TFC).

“The deal will be concluded somewhere in September” our source from The Finance Company PLC added highlighting that The Finance Company expect a better future after the change of the ownership.

“Chairman Lalith Kotelawala will also sell his shares” source told CSE Leaks. However as per shareholders details of The Finance Company PLC, Lalith Kotelawala has 526,427 Ordinary Voting Quoted Shares of the company while another 46,232 Voting Shares of the company owned by Lalith Kotelawala are categorized under Unquoted shares.

As per 30 September 2010 The Finance Co. PLC’s (TFC) major stakes were owned by Ceylinco Investments Co. Ltd (37.13%), Jivaka Lalith Bhupendra Kotelawala (2.93%), Thuraton Investments Ltd. (2.37%), Pershing LLC S/A Auerbach & Grayson & Co. (2.2%), S.N.C.W.M.B. Kandegedera (1.84%) and Marian Martinus Christopher Jeyaraj Fernandopulle (Deceased Former MP of Sri Lankan Parliament) (1.7%).

Meanwhile, the financials of The Finance Co. PLC forecast that company’s income has drastically fallen from Rs.6.69 billion in 2009 to Rs.3.8 billion in 2010 whilst the company had consecutively reported losses amounting to Rs.2.56 billion in 2009 and further loss at Rs.4.28 billion in 2010 after the last profit at Rs.662 million in 2008. It also outlines that shareholders funds stand at negative Rs.2.91 billion while the new Secondary IPO is projected to rectify the negative worth of the company to positive Rs.3.6 billion with issued Secondary IPO public money.

The Finance Co. PLC’s Balance Sheet for the 30 September 2010 says that it has a ‘Mismatch’ between company’s assets and liabilities amounting to Rs.4.08 billion where as the public deposits from 2009 to 2010 has decreased by Rs.1.7 billion from Rs.25.74 billion (2009) to Rs.23.97 billion.

Accordingly, company’s assets are valued at Rs.24.9 billion which is lower than its total liabilities at Rs.28.98 billion.