The Leader in Government Securities Investments

When cash needs safety and performance, certainty matters. Leading institutions choose First Capital Treasuries for treasury bills and bonds. As Sri Lanka’s first non-bank primary dealer, we’re Central Bank-appointed and regulated to handle government securities exclusively.
What are Government Securities?
Government securities are issued through the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, safe investments backed by the Government itself.
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Low-Risk
As government securities are issued through the Central Bank, they are considered risk-free.
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Stable Income
Provides predictable income through regular interest payments and guaranteed principal repayment.
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High Liquidity
Highly liquid instruments easily tradable in secondary markets when needed.
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Portfolio Diversification
Helps diversify portfolios while preserving capital during economic uncertainty periods locally.
What We Offer
We provide government-backed treasuries offering low-risk, liquid returns for investors valuing security.

Experienced Professionals in Treasury Management

We are committed to helping you preserve and grow your wealth through carefully structured Treasuries and Government Securities. From navigating interest rate movements to selecting suitable instruments, we guide you with a strategy aligned to your income goals, liquidity needs, and risk profile. Our team is equipped with deep fixed income expertise and disciplined portfolio management to help you build a stable, high-quality sovereign portfolio.
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What our customers say

Key Documents
Year 2025
Government Securities
Information Memorandum
This Information Memorandum provides general information...
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Year 2024
Government Securities
Applicable Chargers
RTGS charges for a single transfer to any Bank...
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Year 2022
Government Securities
Customer Agreement of Government Securities - Tamil
Customer Agreement of Government Securities (CAGS)...
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Frequently Asked Questions
How safe are government securities?
In Sri Lanka, treasury investments are among the safest investments, backed by the Government and regulated by the Central Bank. Through First Capital, investors access treasury bills and bonds with high transparency, low default risk, and strong market oversight.
How quickly can I access funds?
Government securities are highly liquid in Sri Lanka. Through First Capital, funds can typically be accessed within one to two working days by selling treasury bills or bonds in the secondary market, subject to market conditions.
How do I choose the right maturity?
Choosing the right maturity depends on your cash needs, risk comfort, and return expectations. Short maturities suit liquidity needs, while longer maturities offer higher yields. First Capital advisors help align treasury maturities with your financial goals and market conditions.
How do interest payments work?
Treasury bills are issued at a discount and pay returns at maturity, while treasury bonds pay fixed interest periodically. Through First Capital, interest is credited directly to your account, providing predictable income backed by government securities.
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