CITICORP Investment Bank of Singapore has sold Rs. 1 billion out of the Rs. 3 billion worth debentures it purchased from the UDA debenture issue to the Bank of Ceylon.
The transaction which took place on Friday has been conducted via the secondary market.
The DGM, Investment of the Bank of Ceylon P.A. Lionel said the debentures were bought at a yield of 10.80%.

When asked why CITICORP sold the debentures, Lionel said “They would have wanted to test the market” Lionel remarked “This is a land mark deal”.

He was confident that this will send a message to the international investors about Sri Lanka and will help activate the secondary market for debentures here in the country.
“We w

CITICORP purchased Rs. 3 billion worth of debentures when the Urban Development Authority issued Rs. 10 billion worth of debentures during last year.
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