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Seminar on trade terms

 

The Trade Finance Association of Bankers (TFAB) conducted a seminar on “Trade Terms – What are your Risks and Obligations?” recently at the Bank of Ceylon, Head Office auditorium.

The seminar was well attended by enthusiastic importers and exporters. The seminar was conducted free of charge in keeping with the Corporate Social responsibility of the Association. The number of applicants for registration exceeded well over 400 was sponsored by Bank of Ceylon, the press release said.

TFAB plans to have its next seminar as a full day seminar in October this year.


 
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