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<blockquote data-quote="Mal Aiyya" data-source="post: 4235026" data-attributes="member: 81650"><p>The reason why BoC has now called for EoI, is that they would like to hand it over to more reliable persons. Yet, in my opinion, this is not a wise move, because these investors would be undoubtfully foreign sources, and this means one of the most prestigious brands in the banking sector of SL would be taken over by foreign establishments.</p><p> </p><p>This has negative effects to SL, such as the fall back in the contributions to the economic variables by this bank, but one might argue that these contributions are extremely vague, but in my perspective, large losses begin on a small scale</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mal Aiyya, post: 4235026, member: 81650"] The reason why BoC has now called for EoI, is that they would like to hand it over to more reliable persons. Yet, in my opinion, this is not a wise move, because these investors would be undoubtfully foreign sources, and this means one of the most prestigious brands in the banking sector of SL would be taken over by foreign establishments. This has negative effects to SL, such as the fall back in the contributions to the economic variables by this bank, but one might argue that these contributions are extremely vague, but in my perspective, large losses begin on a small scale [/QUOTE]
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