2020-07-16 | Circular No.07 of 2020Added · Updated
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka issued Circular No. 07 of 2020 to provide relief to tourism sector businesses and individuals affected by the pandemic. Licensed financial institutions are required to extend the moratorium period for capital outstanding on leasing facilities for tourism-related vehicles from six to twelve months. Additionally, institutions may recover interest during this period in a manner convenient to borrowers and must waive accrued penal interest on these specific facilities.
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MONETARY BOARD
CENTRAL BANK OF SRI LANKA
16 July 2020 CIRCULAR No. 07 of 2020
RELIEF MEASURES TO ASSIST COVID-19 AFFECTED BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS The Central Bank of Sri Lanka, considering the potential adverse impact of COVID-19 pandemic on tourism sector businesses and individuals, requests licensed commercial banks, licensed specialised banks, licensed finance companies and specialised leasing companies (hereinafter referred to as Financial Institutions) to provide the following relief measures to eligible borrowers:
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Amended 2 times · last 2020-09-30
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