Bank of Ceylon (BOC) successfully hosted a thought leadership session titled “Future of Finance” on June 11 at its head office. The event brought together industry leaders and finance professionals to explore the shifting landscape of finance driven by digital transformation, evolving customer expectations, and regulatory changes.
The session was attended by the BOC chairman Kavinda de Zoysa (FCMA CGMA), Andrew Harding (FCMA, CGMA), Chief Executive – Management Accounting at AICPA & CIMA, Ms. Irene Teng – Executive Vice President Global Markets AICPA & CIMA Venkkat Ramanan (FCMA, CGMA) – Vice President, APAC AICPA & CIMA and Tharindu Wijewardana (ACMA UK, CGMA) – Country Head, AICPA & CIMA Sri Lanka, BOC’s Corporate and Executive Management, BOC staff along with representatives from CIMA.
The keynote address delivered by Harding provided valuable insights on how the finance profession is being redefined in the digital age and the critical role of agility and innovation in financial leadership. A compelling panel discussion followed, featuring Harding and Kavinda de Zoysa who shared their views on the future of the finance function. The discussion, moderated by Nilantha Meneripitiyage, Chief Risk Officer of BOC, delved into key themes including the integration of advanced technologies, shifting regulatory frameworks, and the growing need for customer-centric financial solutions. The conversation was further enriched, offering perspectives on talent transformation, data- driven decision-making, and the increasing importance of sustainability in finance.
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