CSE trading floor reopens tomorrow

Financial Times

The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) will reopen its trading floor cum public gallery at its office at the World Trade Centre tomorrow, more than a year after shutting it down due to security concerns. The CSE temporarily suspended operations of the public gallery/trading floor in April 2008 due to security concerns.

The trading floor will house representatives of 13 Stockbroker Firms. The brokers are -- Acuity Stockbrokers, Amana Securities, Asha Phillip Securities, Asia Securities, Bartleet Mallory Stockbrokers, Capital Alliance Securities, Capital TRUST Securities, Ceylinco Stockbrokers, DP Global Securities, Lanka Securities, NDB Stockbrokers, S C Securities and Taprobane Securities.

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