CB investigates two EPF employees

The banking regulator in Sri Lanka is currently investigating two employees in connection with allegations of violating securities laws. This investigation comes after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) suspended three stockbrokers for similar violations. The two employees under scrutiny are dealers at the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) department of the Central Bank (CB).

The Securities and Exchange Commission took action against the three stockbrokers for allegedly violating securities laws. Following this suspension, the banking regulator has launched an investigation into two employees at the EPF department of the Central Bank. The investigation is ongoing, and details of the alleged violations have not been disclosed.

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka is looking into the conduct of two of its employees, who are currently under investigation for potential violations related to securities laws. This probe comes after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) suspended three stockbrokers for similar infractions. The employees in question work as dealers at the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) department within the Central Bank.

Amidst concerns over securities law violations, the banking regulator in Sri Lanka is conducting an investigation into two employees at the Central Bank. These employees, who are dealers at the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) department, are being examined in light of the SEC’s suspension of three stockbrokers for alleged violations of securities laws. The specific nature of the violations being investigated has not been publicly disclosed.