LCB Finance appoints a new Board Member

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LCB Finance has appointed Mahesh Katulanda to the company`s Board of Directors as a Non-Executive, Independent Director effective from September 9.

Mr. Katulanda holds a LLM in Global Business Law from La-Trobe University-Australia. He is currently a Commissioner of the Office on Missing Persons. He was a Director of Sri Lanka Insurance (General) Ltd (2014), and a Director of Marine Environment Protection Authority. (2012-2015), also was a Board member of the Post Graduate Institute of Science - Peradeniya. (2010).

Mr. Katulanda served as the Director General of National Aquatic Resource Development Agency (NARA)-2010 and was a Member of the Committee appointed to probe in to the matters pertaining to promotions and corruption in Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka. (2003-2004), the company said in a media release.

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