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BOI Chairman steps down, Kulasekera to act

Jayampathi Bandaranayake, Chairman Board of Investment (BOI) stepped down on Friday after about a year at the helm since May 2010, BOI officials said.

A.M.C. Kulasekera, Deputy Director-General of the BOI has been named to act as Chairman until a new appointment is made, the officials said.

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