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10 Feb 2026 14:30

SLECIC Partners with CBL Group for Seller’s Risk Insurance Cover

SLECIC is pleased to announce a new milestone through its partnership with CBL Group, including Ceylon Biscuits Limited and Convenience Foods Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, to provide a Seller’s Risk Credit Insurance cover. This partnership is an important step forward as we continue expanding on a larger scale with leading exporters in Sri Lanka. With CBL’s strong presence in the export market, SLECIC is proud to support them in managing risk and exploring new global opportunities. Together, we remain committed to helping Sri Lankan exporters grow with confidence and compete successfully in international markets.

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05 Feb 2026 10:20

Workshop in collaboration with the National Chamber of Exporters of Sri Lanka

SLECIC successfully conducted a workshop in collaboration with the National Chamber of Exporters of Sri Lanka, bringing together exporters for an interactive knowledge-sharing session on export payment risk management and related solutions. The session highlighted key areas including risk mitigation strategies, tailored insurance solutions, SME support, and the importance of structured processes in strengthening export resilience. We appreciate the participation of industry stakeholders and look forward to continuing our engagement through similar capacity-building initiatives aimed at empowering Sri Lankan exporters in global trade.

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23 Jul 2025 16:45

Partnership of SLECIC and PABC - A stronger pathway for Sri Lankans going abroad

The Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation (SLECIC) has entered into a strategic partnership with Pan Asia Banking Corporation PLC through the signing of the APARA Agreement on 13 May 2026, aimed at improving financial access for Sri Lankans seeking overseas employment. Under this initiative, Pan Asia Bank will provide Cost of Passage Advances to eligible migrant workers, while SLECIC will extend credit guarantee protection through its APARA scheme against confirmed foreign employment offers. The facility is designed to support key pre-departure expenses such as airfare, visa processing, medical examinations, SLBFE registration fees, insurance, and other approved costs. This collaboration is expected to ease financial burdens on prospective migrant workers, promote safe and formal migration channels, and encourage greater use of banking facilities for overseas employment financing. It also supports broader goals of financial inclusion and increased remittance inflows to the country. Senior representatives from both institutions attended the signing ceremony, highlighting their shared commitment to empowering Sri Lankans with safer and more accessible overseas employment opportunities.

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23 Jul 2025 15:15

SLECIC Shares Export Support Services Through FM Welenda Sevaya “Saraprabhagira” Programme

Representing Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation (SLECIC), Mr. Upeksha Subasinghe – General Manager participated in the “Saraprabhagira” programme aired on the “FM Welenda Sevaya” programme of the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation. During the programme, Mr. Subasinghe shared valuable insights on the range of services offered by SLECIC and highlighted how SLECIC, as a government institution, supports and protects Sri Lanka’s exporter community through export credit insurance and related support services. The discussion also focused on the importance of strengthening exporters and facilitating sustainable growth in Sri Lanka’s export sector. Watch the full programme through the link below: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1J4rfcKavZ/

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20 May 2026 12:30

SLECIC Participates in Commercial Bank Exporters’ Seminar in Galle

Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation (SLECIC) participated in the Exporters’ Seminar and awareness session organized by Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC on 20th May 2026 in Galle. The seminar, conducted for exporters in the Southern and South Western regions, provided a valuable platform to engage with the exporter community and share insights on the range of export credit insurance, credit guarantee solutions, and support services offered by SLECIC to strengthen Sri Lanka’s export sector. Representing SLECIC at the event were Ms. Shama Selvaratnam – Assistant General Manager Marketing, Ms. Oshani Pabasara – Assistant Manager Marketing, and Mr. Lakshman Jayaweera – Marketing Executive. SLECIC was pleased to have the opportunity to engage with the exporter community through Commercial Bank and remains committed to supporting and uplifting Sri Lanka’s exporter community through its continued services and partnerships.

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13 May 2026 11:00

SLECIC Partners with Union Bank of Colombo PLC to Strengthen Overseas Employment Financing (Pre-departure loan)

The Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation (SLECIC) entered into a strategic partnership with Union Bank of Colombo PLC through the signing of the APARA Agreement on 13th May 2026, further strengthening financial support for Sri Lankans who is seeking overseas employment opportunities. The agreement marks another important milestone in SLECIC’s commitment to empowering migrant workers through accessible and structured financial solutions that promote safe and dignified foreign employment. Under this collaboration, SLECIC, through its APARA scheme, will provide a credit guarantee for Cost of Passage Advances extended by Union Bank against confirmed overseas employment offers. The facility is designed to support prospective migrant workers in meeting essential pre-departure expenses, including airfare, SLBFE registration fees, visa charges, medical examinations, and other migration-related costs. The initiative aims to reduce the financial burden faced by individuals preparing for overseas employment while minimizing reliance on informal lending channels. By enabling access to formal financial assistance, the partnership is expected to strengthen financial inclusion and create sustainable opportunities for Sri Lankans seeking employment abroad. The agreement signing ceremony was attended by the senior management teams of both from Union Bank and SLECIC. Officials from both institutions stated that the collaboration reflects a shared vision to promote safe foreign employment, improve financial accessibility, and contribute to Sri Lanka’s economic development through worker remittances and financial empowerment.

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21 Jul 2025 14:00

SLECIC Explores Future Collaboration Opportunities with BOI

The Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation (SLECIC), the nation’s leading provider of export credit insurance solutions, continues to strengthen partnerships and collaboration initiatives aimed at supporting and empowering Sri Lankan exporters. An initial discussion was held on 05th May 2026 at the Board of Investment (BOI) premises between the SLECIC team, including Prof. (Dr.) A. Aruna Shanthaarchchi (CMD & Managing Director) and Mr. Upeksha Subasinghe (GM), and the Acting Chairman of BOI, Dr. Sulakshana Jayawardena, to explore collaboration opportunities between SLECIC and BOI. The discussion focused on extending support for BOI-registered exporters, the possibility of entering into a future MoU between the two institutions, and strengthening future coordination to enhance support for Sri Lankan exporters.

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21 Jul 2025 10:00

SLECIC Settles Export Claim for Hayleys Subsidiary Sunfrost (Pvt) Ltd

The Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation (SLECIC), which provides protection to exporters against non-payment risks in international trade and supports the growth and stability of Sri Lanka’s export sector, continues to play a pivotal role in safeguarding exporters against global trade risks. Through its risk mitigation services, SLECIC enables exporters to expand confidently into international markets while maintaining financial security. Delivering on its promise to stand by exporters, SLECIC recently settled an export claim in favour of M/s Sunfrost (Pvt) Ltd, a subsidiary of the Hayleys Group, following a prolonged payment default by a buyer in the United Arab Emirates relating to a cinnamon export transaction. The claim was processed and settled after thorough assessment, ensuring that the exporter’s financial exposure from the non-payment was effectively mitigated. The cheque was formally handed over by Prof. (Dr) Aruna Shanthaarachchi, Chairman and Managing Director of SLECIC, to representatives of the Hayleys Group. Senior officials from SLECIC who were present at the occasion included Mr. M.R.U.I. Subasinghe, General Manager; Mr. Mohan Silva, Deputy General Manager – Operations; Mr. Manjula Wickramasinghe, Assistant General Manager – Claims and Recoveries; and Ms. Shama Selvaratnam, Assistant General Manager – Marketing. This settlement serves as a powerful testament to SLECIC’s critical role in mitigating export risks and enabling Sri Lankan businesses to trade with confidence across international markets. At a time when global trade uncertainties continue to challenge exporters, SLECIC’s support mechanisms provide a vital safety net against non-payment risks. As Sri Lanka intensifies its focus on export-led growth, SLECIC remains steadfast in its mandate—protecting exporters, strengthening trade resilience, and fostering greater confidence in the nation’s export sector.

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