Hatton National Bank (HNB) has reaffirmed its commitment to enhance the nation’s financial sector by renewing its partnership with the CFA Society Sri Lanka (CFA SSL).
The collaboration continues in 2025, reinforcing the shared goal of both institutions to advance the professional development of finance professionals in Sri Lanka, the Bank said and added the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) exchange took place on December 5, with key representatives from both organisations.
MD/CEO, HNB, Damith Pallewatte said, “We are excited to continue our long-standing partnership with the CFA Society Sri Lanka. This collaboration is vital in advancing HNB’s mission to support innovation and excellence in Sri Lanka’s financial sector. Through this partnership, we aim to empower finance professionals with specialised banking solutions and access to industry-leading educational opportunities.”
As a part of the extended partnership, HNB will continue to offer an exclusive co-branded credit card for CFA Society Sri Lanka members, featuring tailored discounts and promotions. CFA Candidate Council student members will also benefit from access to a Visa Signature credit card, facilitating the payment of CFA examination registration fee and offering enhanced retail banking services, he said.
The MoU outlines that CFA Society Sri Lanka will organise educational programmes, networking events and knowledge-sharing sessions for HNB employees, drawing on its expertise in professional development.
President, CFA Society Sri Lanka, Rashmi Peiris Paranavitane said, “We are thrilled to deepen our relations with HNB. Their commitment to supporting ethical standards and advancing professional growth is in perfect alignment with our mission to elevate the finance industry in Sri Lanka.
This partnership will continue to create invaluable opportunities for our members and the broader financial community.” The renewed partnership highlights HNB’s ongoing commitment to fostering a sustainable and innovative financial ecosystem in Sri Lanka, underscoring the shared dedication of both organisations to advancing the highest professional and ethical standards in the financial sector, a Bank official said.
