CA Sri Lanka launches Faculty of Business Law and Regulatory Compliance to build legally proficient Chartered Accountants | Daily FT
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- The article reports on the launch of a new faculty by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka) focused on business law and regulatory compliance. It highlights the initiative's goals to equip chartered accountants with skills in legal frameworks and dispute resolution, featuring statements from senior officials and panelists.
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“The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka) last week launched the Faculty of Business Law and Regulatory Compliance.”
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“CA Sri Lanka President Tishan Subasinghe officially launched the faculty in the presence of Vice President Anoji De Silva; Business Law and Regulatory Compliance Committee Chairman Laknath Jayawickrema, Alternate Chairman Sanath Wijesinghe; Council Members, and Chief Executive Officer Lakmali Priyangika.”
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“The primary objective of the new faculty is to provide strategic direction and professional guidance for the development and continuous improvement of programs at the CA Business School.”
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“CA Sri Lanka seeks to equip Chartered Accountants to adapt to increasingly complex regulatory environments.”
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“The launch of the faculty was followed by an inaugural awareness session and panel discussion titled 'Navigating the Alternative Dispute Resolution Landscape: A Strategic Imperative for Corporate Sri Lanka.'”
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“The session featured presentations by former Justice of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka and member of the Judicial Service Commission Justice Shiranee Thilakawardane, Justice of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka Justice A. H. M. Dilip Nawaz, and Attorney-at-Law, Legal Consultant and Arbitrator Janaka Basuriya.”
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