The Chartered Institute of Management
Accountants (CIMA), one of the world’s largest professional
accounting bodies focused solely on the training of accountants
in business both in the private and public sectors, published
the November 2004 professional chartered management accountant
examination results. More than 34,000 students sat the November
examinations in over 150 examination centres worldwide
illustrating CIMA’s recognition as a leading global brand and
the most relevant qualification for finance and financial
analyst staff. According to recent surveys, the CIMA
qualification continues to be viewed by employers as the ‘gold
standard’ and first choice for the training of professional
accountants in business.
The CIMA Sri Lanka Division recently felicitated
four CIMA students who were awarded four world prizes at the
November 2004 examinations. The candidates were Mrs. M Thushari
Gunathilake for Finance, Mr. K. J. N. C. P. Jayasuriya for
Business Taxation, Mr. H M Thilina Thisara for Financial
Reporting (UK Standards) and Mr. Thiwanka R. Hewage for
Management Accounting Performance Management.
The CIMA Sri Lanka Divisional President Mr.
Claude Perera met the four prize winners to personally
congratulate them on their creditable achievement.
These candidates will receive their awards at
the forthcoming CIMA Convocation on March 10, 2005.