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Creating awareness on investing in the Colombo bourse

The Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) recently held a ‘Investor Day’ in Colombo to promote the capital markets and create interest among investors in the stock market. Picture shows investors collecting information material at one of the stalls at the event. Inset – An elderly couple also keenly going through literature on investments. Pix by Susantha Liyanawatte.

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