இலங்கையில் 27 நிறுவனங்கள், செயலிகளுக்கு மத்திய வங்கி தடை
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Daily Mirror, Lankadeepa, Ada Derana, Tamilmirror, Newswire, Sri Lanka Mirror and Hiru News report that the Central Bank of Sri Lanka designated 27 companies, apps and associated organisations as prohibited schemes. Daily Mirror and Sri Lanka Mirror say the decision followed an inquiry conducted under Section 83(C) of the amended Banking Act, enacted in 1988.
WhatNews (සිංහල) and Sri Lanka Mirror report that the inquiry found Max App Media Ltd, along with affiliated Max LK (Pvt) Ltd and Max Media Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, had engaged in and promoted a prohibited scheme. Newswire reports that the announcement brought the prohibited-schemes list to 27.
Sri Lanka Mirror names the 27 entries, including Tiens Lanka Health Care, Best Life International, Qnet/Questnet, MTFE-related organisations and apps, Sport Chain, Fastwin, Fruugo Oline, Ledger Block, Beecoin and Sunbird Foundation. Its list also includes Windex Trading, The Enrich Life, Smart Win Entrepreneur, Net Fore International, Netrrix Pro Care, Shade of Procare, TM App and Infinity Rover.
Sri Lanka Mirror also lists I.C.A.N Advertising and associated websites, as well as the three Max companies. The outlet reports that the Central Bank made the determinations under Section 83(C) of the Banking Act, as amended.
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- Hiru News (සිංහල) · මහ බැංකුවෙන් තවත් තහනම් පිරමීඩ ජාවාරම් 27ක් නම් කෙරේ