The Central Bank of Sri Lanka – Financial Intelligence Unit has penalised state-owned Indian Bank for failing to conform to the provisions of the Financial Transactions Reporting Act, No.6 of 2006 (FTRA) of Sri Lanka.<\/p>\n
It has imposed a monetary penalty of Sri Lankan rupees (LKR) two million, which is approximately Rs 5.8 lakh, Indian Bank informed the stock exchange on Monday.<\/p>\n
In Sri Lanka, Indian Bank is operating with two branches in Colombo and Jaffna. \u201cThe bank and its branches in Sri Lanka have taken necessary preventive actions to avoid such recurrence in future,\u201d the bank further said.<\/p>\n
However, Indian Bank did not respond to a questionnaire from TOI seeking details about the specifics such as the reason for the penalty.<\/p>\n
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Source: Times of India
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