The Central Bank, Security Exchange Commission and several Commercial Banks and Financial Institutions sent participants to the program. This was organized by the Asia-Pacific Finance and Development Center of the World Bank’s Global Development Learning Centre along with the Shanghai National Accounting Institute of P R China and delivered via video conferencing where several other Asian countries also participated. Many case studies and issues relating to Asian corporate bond market surfaced. In parallel to the global dialogue, a local dialogue was also initiated to look at the feasibility of solutions surfaced in the Sri Lankan context. DLC intends to have similar events for the banking and financial sectors and would like to receive responses from potential participants and relevant institutions about the issues that need to be addressed bringing global expertise. Participants at the workshop have indicated topics such as Securitization, Financial Derivatives, etc and probably there could be other additions such as Anti-money Laundering which would be of interest to this sector. DLC wishes to seek your suggestions on topics to offer similar programs in future.
The program that gives an overview of e-Learning is very popular. Program introduces e-learning as the new trend of learning, different methods – off line and on line, content development, content evaluation, learning and student management, necessary ICT environment, global trends and forecasts, SWOT analysis of e-learning both global and local contexts, etc. Already 1500 people have been trained...
The Central Bank, Security Exchange Commission and several Commercial Banks and Financial Institutions sent participants to the program. This was organized by the Asia-Pacific Finance and Development Center of the World Bank’s Global Development Learning Centre along with the Shanghai National Accounting Institute of P R China and delivered via video conferencing where several other Asian countries also participated...