Financial Times

Banking convention to discuss paradigm shift in industry

 

The Banking Professionals Association will hold their annual convention on June 25 which will bring together industry professionals, a press release said. “It is the premier event of the association where professionals get together to discuss the main technical issues relevant to the local industry as well as out side of the country,” said the President of the Banking Professionals Association, Mr. Rajendra Theagarajah.

He said this 18th anniversary convention will focus on a “Paradigm Shift” in Lankan banking and will examine some of the agents of change key to the industry. He also noted that this year there is a slight variation to the usual agenda as the association has planed to hold a CEO forum as well.

“The forum will highlight what is expected from banking professionals both in terms of human talent and services,” he said, adding that it will feature CEOs from three leading institutions active both in the international and local business arena.


 
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