Financial Times

Motorists ‘must’ report accidents

The sustenance of the popular on-the-spot insurance product is in the balance with the strict implementation this month of amendments to the Motor Traffic Act by Police. Motorists and insurance companies are compelled to report every accident to the Police although companies say it won’t affect the on-the-spot payment process.

 
Helicopter flights on the rise after war
Domestic (helicopter) business is picking up after the war ended with more businessmen visiting various parts of the island looking for investment opportunities, an airline official.
 
Other Financial Times Articles
> Motorists ‘must’ report accidents
> Helicopter flights on the rise after war
> SriLankan crew gets new kit
> Financial irregularities of Golden Key revealed
> CB investigates NTB forex loss
> North to double GDP contribution by end-2010
> COMMENT - Reporting accidents now compulsory
> Need for Fair Trade in Sri Lanka
> Tourism – Another perspective as the industry recovers
> PBJ plea in Supreme Court next month
> HitAd.lk Classified at your finger tips
> CSE trading floor reopens tomorrow
> Rice snacks to hit the Sri Lankan market
> Concern over revenue, expenditure targets in budget
> Leo Burnett wins AME award for 5th consecutive year
> NDB launches operations in Bangladesh
> Lankan companies optimistic about future
> Central Bank purchased $652 million this year to prop forex reserves
> Citi Sri Lanka names new CEO
> Lanka shippers seek lower insurance premiums
> Lecture on business in post-war Sri Lanka
> 'Hikka Fest' biggest beach show in Asia says Mustapha
> HSBC named best global bank by Euromoney magazine
> US economy on recovery but oil and food prices to spike again
> IT-BPO Career Fair draws crowds in Kandy
> Comprehensive Resort Hotel Guide out in November
> Theva Residency opens in Hantana Kandy
> International Fiscal Association’s seminar on taxation
> Microsoft's Sinhala and Tamil versions now freely available
> Some directors of Ceylinco Shriram Capital Management remanded
> Lankan growth can be boosted through IT - Gates
> Ceylinco Life market share grows to nearly 35 %
> Company directors course from CIMA/SLID
> CB account for cash donations to relief effort
> Call for environmental professionals to intervene in garbage issues
> LMRB head steps down
> Saleem head-hunts for Maldivian Bank

 
MOST VIEWED FINANCIAL TIMES ARTICLES

 

 
 
© Copyright 2009 | Wijeya Newspapers Ltd.Colombo. Sri Lanka. All Rights Reserved.| Site best viewed in IE ver 6.0 @ 1024 x 768 resolution