SEC targets women to invest in the share market

Financial Times

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is hoping to increase female investors in the share market by organizing a seminar on ‘How to Win in the Share Market’.

A press release from the Sri Lanka Womens Conference said the seminar, scheduled for October 27 at the Galadari Hotel, will explain investing to profit and highlight benefits against other investment options. The programme includes how to understand daily reports, how to study the growth of a company and how to identify potential performance.

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