Banks & Finance · Major Banks
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Rs 52.3B | Rs 19.3B | 57.76 |
| 2024 | Rs 44.4B | Rs 16.8B | 50.82 |
| 2023 | Rs 45.0B | Rs 11.5B | 35.17 |
| 2022 | Rs 38.9B | Rs 7.2B | 22.61 |
| 2021 | Rs 23.3B | Rs 6.7B | 22.20 |
| 2020 | Rs 21.2B | Rs 4.1B | 14.29 |
| 2019 | Rs 22.6B | Rs 3.7B | 13.08 |
Nations Trust Bank is a Sri Lankan commercial bank offering consumer, commercial and corporate banking services alongside treasury functions. The Group serves individuals, SMEs and large corporates through a segmented approach that emphasises disciplined risk management, ethical governance and customer-centric service. The Bank’s Consumer Banking business provides everyday retail products including savings and investment products, leasing, personal/vehicle/housing loans, credit and debit cards and bancassurance, supported by digital channels. Commercial Banking delivers working capital, trade finance, term loans, leasing, business banking and advisory services including the Nations Business Investment Planner for growing enterprises. Corporate Banking provides large‑scale financing, transaction banking and treasury solutions such as working capital finance, supply chain and structured finance, trade finance, cash management and corporate cards. The Bank also develops digital capabilities for business customers, including the Nations Direct Enterprise (NDE) platform for commercial and corporate clients, and reports a high level of digital adoption across customer transactions.
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Nations Trust Bank (NTB.N0000) appointed Ananda Jayawardana as an Independent Non-Executive Director; he brings 25+ years' experience in leveraged & structured finance, debt capital markets and corporate banking.
Nations Trust Bank (NTB.N0000) appointed Ananda Jayawardana as an Independent Non-Executive Director. He brings over 25 years' experience in leveraged and structured finance across Asia, with senior roles at Standard Chartered and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Nations Trust Bank PLC (NTB) opened its 34th quarterly conversion window allowing holders of ordinary non-voting convertible shares as at 30 September 2026 to convert into ordinary voting shares; applications must be submitted by 5 October 2026 and conversions will be completed within 22 market days.
Nations Trust Bank PLC allotted the full 150 million Basel III-compliant Tier 2 debentures, raising the maximum Rs.15 billion after exercising an oversubscription option. The unsecured, subordinated five-, seven- and 10-year debentures include a non-viability conversion feature; 112.5m were allotted preferentially.
Nations Trust Bank PLC's Basel III-compliant Tier 2 subordinated debenture issue attracted applications worth Rs.19.56 billion, oversubscribing the maximum Rs.15 billion issue (~1.3x). The five-year Type A tranche drew strongest demand (173.71m debentures), with subscriptions via cheques/RTGS and bank guarantees.
Nations Trust Bank (NTB) will open subscriptions on 19 June for a Basel III-compliant Tier 2 debenture issue aiming to raise up to Rs. 15 billion (initial Rs. 10bn, option to add Rs. 5bn). Three fixed-rate tenors offer annual coupons of 13.75% (5y), 13.85% (7y) and 13.95% (10y), paid annually.
Nations Trust Bank (NTB) will list Rs15 billion of Basel III-compliant tier-2 debentures with coupons of 13.75%, 13.85% and 13.95%; Fitch rated the issue BBB+(lka) and subscription opens on June 19.
Nations Trust Bank’s proposed LKR15 billion Basel III-compliant subordinated debentures were assigned a final National Long-Term Rating of 'BBB+(lka)' by Fitch; the bank intends to use proceeds to strengthen Tier-2 capital, support loan-book expansion and reduce maturity mismatches.
National Development Bank PLC suffered an internal Rs. 13.2 billion fraud that went undetected, prompting a parliamentary probe that blamed Central Bank oversight failures and drew IMF demands for regulatory and AML/CFT reforms. The Central Bank has retained Deloitte India for a forensic audit with an interim report due in two weeks and a final report by July 18.
Regulatory tightening dominated banks/finance as Cabinet named the SEC to regulate virtual asset service providers within a CBSL/FIU/IRD framework and approved a 2026-2030 national AML policy. The FIU flagged long-running trade-based money laundering via phantom imports, after probes found about $715m in fraudulent remittances. CBSL kept LTV caps on vehicle and gold loans. Services PMI signaled June expansion led by financial services.
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