Tiger wrote:
All what you can do is rather than blaming SEC, press them to regulate investment advisory services; things like education requirements, adequacy or research, conflicts of interest etc... that will safe guard investors.
the question is whether these SEC officials are capable to educate. See our SEC Chairperson profile, Does she has any qualification or prior experience related to capital & equity mkt. ( I try to get Malik Cader profile could not get). This is our SEC.
Mrs. Indrani Sugathadasa
(Chairperson)
Mrs. Indrani Sugathadasa has been a
very senior public servant who joined
the Sri Lanka administrative service
(SLAS) in 1977. After retirement, she was
appointed Chairperson of the Securities
and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka in
May 2010. She is holding the position of
Chairperson of the Insurance Board of Sri
Lanka (IBSL) as well.
The last position she held in the
mainstream public service was that
of Secretary, Ministry of Plantation
Industries. Prior to that she had served
in the Ministries of Women’s Affairs and
Child Development, Plan Implementation
and the National Youth Services Council
(NYSC) in different capacities.
Mrs. Sugathadasa holds a Bachelor
of Social Sciences degree from the
University of Colombo and obtained
Masters degree (MPA/MBA) from Monash
University, Melbourne, Australia, on an
Australian Government Scholarship. She
also has been awarded the prestigious
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship (Fulbright)
by the United States Government in 1990
and was attached to Hunter College, City
University of New York during the oneyear
Fellowship period.
In addition, Mrs. Sugathadasa has
participated extensively in various
training programmes and consultancies
in Management and gender related
disciplines, both locally and internationally.