
Treasury Bills
Treasury bill is a short –term debt instrument issued by the Government of Sri Lanka under the Local Treasury Bill Ordinance No 08 of 1923 (as amended) when it raises domestic public debt for budgetary purpose.
Treasury bill is a short –term debt instrument issued by the Government of Sri Lanka under the Local Treasury Bill Ordinance No 08 of 1923 (as amended) when it raises domestic public debt for budgetary purpose.
Treasury bills are issued in maturities of 91 days, 182 days, and 364 days. Treasury bills are zero coupon securities and are sold at a discount to face value, which is paid at maturity. The difference between the purchase price and the face value is the interest income to the owner.Treasury bills are considered liquid assets as they can be easily sold in the secondary market and converted to cash.
Main Features of Treasury Bills
Special Features
Tenor | Rate (%) * |
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3 Months | 7.30 % |
6 Months | 7.65 % |
12 Months | 7.80 % |
Utilize the Treasury Bill Calculator on NSB Fund Management's website to estimate returns on your short-term investments with ease and accuracy
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