Before Adopting the Sri Lanka Accounting Standards (SLAS) - Cash in Hand

Name: Before Adopting the Sri Lanka Accounting Standards (SLAS) - Cash in Hand, Non-bank financial institutions
Creator: Central Bank of Sri Lanka

Non-bank financial institutions. Rupees million, annual.

Rs 9.3 bn · 2022 (−3.1% on 2021)

2014 – 2022

Values

Latest · 2022Rs 9.3 bn−3.1% on 2021

Period	Rupees million	Change, %
2022	9,279	−3.1
2021	9,572	+24.0
2020	7,718	+8.9
2019	7,086	−7.4
2018	7,653	+14.2
2017	6,702	+50.2
2016	4,463	+31.6
2015	3,391	+9.5
2014	3,097

Data source: Central Bank of Sri Lanka, Non-Bank Financial Institutions (31 Aug 2026)

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Source Central Bank of Sri Lanka, compiled by Macro Lab
Unit Rupees million
Date range 2014 – 2022
Last checked 31 Aug 2026

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Name in the source: Non-bank financial institutions: Before Adopting the Sri Lanka Accounting Standards (SLAS) - Cash in Hand
Read from: CBSL Economic and Social Statistics (Central Bank of Sri Lanka)
Source page: https://www.cbsl.gov.lk/en/statistics/economic-and-social-statistics-of-sri-lanka

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Non-Bank Financial InstitutionsCBSL · 31 Aug 2026 · 9 values

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