TFAB ALBUMS

2025-Council Members

Seated from Left to Right: Shehani Peter (Assistant Treasurer),Harsha Indika Silva (Treasurer), Indika Prasad Liyanage (Vice President) Shyam De Silva (President), K R Naguleshwaran (Senior Vice President), K Kapila Susantha ( Secretary General),Kanchana De Silva( Assistant Secretary) Standing from Left to Right: Kumari Bastiansz , Shailajah Sukumaran, Ruwini Sumanasinghe, W.G.T. Sanjeewa Rajarathna, Niranjan Debare, T Lakshana Sumudu Dilruk Fernando, A A Ramesh, Anuradha Amarasinghe, Delano Shanaka Weimen, Kesara Balasuriya, G A N Samanthie, Fernando, Devinka Kulathunga , Thilanka Sandamali Ranepura

2025-Networking Session

2025-28th AGM

2025-Cricket Sixes

2022-Council Members

2022-Cricket Sixes

2022-Multireligious Event

2022-Port Tour

2022-25th AGM

2021-TFAB Quiz

2019-Trade Quiz

2017-200th Council Meeting with Advisory Committee

2017-AGM

2016-AGM

2016-Port Tour

2016-Public Seminar

2009-100th Council Meeting

2009-AGM 2009

2009-Seminar in Colombo 2

2009-Public Seminar

2009-Seminar in Colombo

2009-Seminar in Kandy

2008-AGM

2008-Public Seminar

2008-Quiz and Social

2007-Public Seminar

2007-Quiz and Social

2007-Tenth Anniversary Celebrations

2004-Public Seminar

1997-Inaugural Council Meeting

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GALLERY

EDB reports that the highest monthly export earnings recorded in July 2025

The Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB) reports that the highest monthly export earnings recorded in the country were achieved in July. 🇱🇰 EDB Chairman Mangala Wijesinghe stated that export earnings rose to USD 1,641 million during the month of July. He made this announcement while addressing a media briefing organized by the Government Information Department. “This marks the highest monthly export growth Sri Lanka has ever achieved. Export income from the goods sector increased to USD 1,304 million, showing a 15.37% growth compared to last year. The services sector earned USD 337 million in export income. We’ve seen significant growth in apparel, tea, coconut-based products, processed foods, jewellery, vegetables, and fruits. In the services sector, transport showed a notable 14% increase in export earnings. The United States remains our largest export destination, with over USD 275 million in exports. Germany saw a 57% increase. We also observed remarkable growth in export income to countries like Italy, India, and Australia during July,” he said.

“A” grade in Global Finance’s 2025 Central Banker Report Cards.

Dr. P Nandalal Weerasinghe, Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, has once again been recognized on the global stage, receiving an “A” grade in Global Finance’s 2025 Central Banker Report Cards. 🇱🇰 This marks the third consecutive year that Dr. Weerasinghe has earned the prestigious honor, underscoring his consistent leadership and strategic acumen in navigating Sri Lanka’s economic challenges. The “A” grade reflects exceptional performance across key areas including inflation control, currency stability, interest rate management, economic growth, and political independence. Global Finance’s annual report evaluates central bank governors from over 100 countries, making this recognition a significant testament to Dr. Weerasinghe’s impact. This accolade not only highlights the Governor’s personal achievements but also reinforces the Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s commitment to fostering economic stability and resilience. Under his stewardship, the institution has played a pivotal role in steering the country through turbulent financial times, maintaining investor confidence and laying the groundwork for sustainable growth.

A groundbreaking development for Sri Lanka’s property sector

A groundbreaking development for Sri Lanka’s property sector, Real Estate Academy has officially launched the nation’s first fully online Certificate and Diploma programs in Real Estate, setting a new benchmark in professional real estate education

Sri Lanka’s apparel exports grew by 5.2% in June 2025 compared to the same month last year, with notable gains in the EU (+23.1%) and UK (+20.4%) markets, offsetting declines in the USA (-5.7%) and other regions (-9.3%).

Sri Lanka’s export sector has shown strong momentum in the first half of 2025, with total earnings reaching USD 8.33 billion, marking a 6.7% increase compared to the same period in 2024, according to the Export Development Board (EDB). The growth reflects notable progress across both merchandise and services exports, with June alone contributing USD 1.46 billion, an 8.73% year-on-year increase. Merchandise exports in June 2025 rose by 6.85%, totaling USD 1.15 billion. From January to June, merchandise exports reached USD 6.5 billion, up 5.86% from the previous year.Services exports for June were estimated at USD 309.61 million, a 16.38% increase. Overall services exports for the first half of 2025 are estimated at USD 1.8

The Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) has recorded a significant 66% increase in profits

The Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) has recorded a significant 66% increase in profits during the first six months of 2025 compared to the same period last year

Recent Events

Annual Trade Finance Quiz & Social

Annual Trade Finance Quiz & Social will be held on Saturday 13th September at Marino Beach Hotel from 3pm onwards

Networking session

Networking session was held on 09th May 2025 for Head of Trade services at HSBC executive mess.

28th AGM of TFAB

28th AGM of TFAB was held of 19th February 2025 at the auditorium Bank of Ceylon Towers Colombo 1

TFAB Cricket Sixes 2025

The TFAB Annual Cricket Sixes will be held on 24th May 2025 at the Thurstan College Grounds, Colombo 7.

Cricket Sixes Championship 2022

25th Annual General Meeting - 2022

Multi Religious Event - 2022