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[Title] => Nadal calms ace-hitting Tsonga
[Summary] => ROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Top-ranked Rafael Nadal withstood 26 aces from Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to win, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-4, and earn a semifinals berth at the ABN Amro on Friday.
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[Title] => China, Singapore join Barclays' takeover bid for ABN Amro
[Summary] => LONDON (AFP) - The mammoth European battle for ABN Amro stretched to Asia yesterday, as Britain's Barclays won financial firepower from China and Singapore to strengthen its takeover bid for the Dutch bank.
Barclays, the third-biggest British bank, said it had sweetened its offer by including a cash element as part of a revised informal bid worth about 67.5 billion euros (93.3 billion dollars) for ABN Amro.
Its previous proposal had been an all-shares bid worth about 65 billion euros.
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[Title] => CA frees 7 convicted Chinese drug dealers on technicality
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[Title] => PLDT seen to net P4.18B this year
[Summary] => Telecommunications giant Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) is expected to post a P4.18-billion net income by the end of 2002, a 23 percent increase from last year’s P3.4 billion, given the strong company showing during the first half of the year.
ABN-AMRO, in a report, also projects PLDT’s earnings to jump to P6.14 billion in 2003, a 47 percent increase from the expected 2002 net income.
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[Title] => Chinatrust buys ABN Amro’s loan portfolio
[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. said yesterday it had purchased the personal loan portfolio of ABN Amro Bank and is looking at other such acquisitions.
Chinatrust, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Chinatrust Commercial Bank, did not disclose the value of the portfolio it acquired from ABN Amro.
"Several more portfolio acquisitions are being seriously pursued by the bank, including the mortgage and salary loan portfolios of financial institutions and home developers," Chinatrust said in a disclosure to the stock exchange.
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[Title] => BSP okays expansion of ABN Amro, StanChart
[Summary] => Two foreign banks, ABN Amro and Standard Chartered Bank, have gotten the go-signal of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to expand their operations in the Philippines.
BSP Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said ABN Amro was cleared of a legal problem involving its takeover and merger with Malaysian unit TA Bank Philippines Inc.
The BSP also approved the application of Standard Chartered Bank for a universal banking license.
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[Title] => ABN Amro to get full bank license through TA Bank
[Summary] => ABN AMRO has signed a memorandum of agreement with Manila Banking Corp. to acquire TA Bank, a small Manila-based bank with four branches in the city, for an undisclosed price.
The move will provide ABN AMRO with a full commercial banking license in the Philippines for the first time, a prerequisite to expanding its wholesale banking activities in the country.
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[Title] => ABN Amro to get full bank license through TA Bank
[Summary] => ABN AMRO has signed a memorandum of agreement with Manila Banking Corp. to acquire TA Bank, a small Manila-based bank with four branches in the city, for an undisclosed price.
The move will provide ABN AMRO with a full commercial banking license in the Philippines for the first time, a prerequisite to expanding its wholesale banking activities in the country.
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[Title] => 3 thrift banks want KB status
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At least three thrift banks are actively scouting for a commercial bank to
acquire in their bid to attain commercial bank (KB) status, it was learned
yesterday.
The three banks are ABN-Amro, Keppel Bank and Robinsons Savings Bank.
ABN-Amro is a New Zealand-based bank which recently acquired Great Pacific
Bank.
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[Title] => China, Singapore join Barclays' takeover bid for ABN Amro
[Summary] => LONDON (AFP) - The mammoth European battle for ABN Amro stretched to Asia yesterday, as Britain's Barclays won financial firepower from China and Singapore to strengthen its takeover bid for the Dutch bank.
Barclays, the third-biggest British bank, said it had sweetened its offer by including a cash element as part of a revised informal bid worth about 67.5 billion euros (93.3 billion dollars) for ABN Amro.
Its previous proposal had been an all-shares bid worth about 65 billion euros.
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ABN-AMRO, in a report, also projects PLDT’s earnings to jump to P6.14 billion in 2003, a 47 percent increase from the expected 2002 net income.
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[Title] => Chinatrust buys ABN Amro’s loan portfolio
[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. said yesterday it had purchased the personal loan portfolio of ABN Amro Bank and is looking at other such acquisitions.
Chinatrust, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Chinatrust Commercial Bank, did not disclose the value of the portfolio it acquired from ABN Amro.
"Several more portfolio acquisitions are being seriously pursued by the bank, including the mortgage and salary loan portfolios of financial institutions and home developers," Chinatrust said in a disclosure to the stock exchange.
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[Title] => BSP okays expansion of ABN Amro, StanChart
[Summary] => Two foreign banks, ABN Amro and Standard Chartered Bank, have gotten the go-signal of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to expand their operations in the Philippines.
BSP Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said ABN Amro was cleared of a legal problem involving its takeover and merger with Malaysian unit TA Bank Philippines Inc.
The BSP also approved the application of Standard Chartered Bank for a universal banking license.
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[Title] => ABN Amro to get full bank license through TA Bank
[Summary] => ABN AMRO has signed a memorandum of agreement with Manila Banking Corp. to acquire TA Bank, a small Manila-based bank with four branches in the city, for an undisclosed price.
The move will provide ABN AMRO with a full commercial banking license in the Philippines for the first time, a prerequisite to expanding its wholesale banking activities in the country.
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[Title] => ABN Amro to get full bank license through TA Bank
[Summary] => ABN AMRO has signed a memorandum of agreement with Manila Banking Corp. to acquire TA Bank, a small Manila-based bank with four branches in the city, for an undisclosed price.
The move will provide ABN AMRO with a full commercial banking license in the Philippines for the first time, a prerequisite to expanding its wholesale banking activities in the country.
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[Title] => 3 thrift banks want KB status
[Summary] =>
At least three thrift banks are actively scouting for a commercial bank to
acquire in their bid to attain commercial bank (KB) status, it was learned
yesterday.
The three banks are ABN-Amro, Keppel Bank and Robinsons Savings Bank.
ABN-Amro is a New Zealand-based bank which recently acquired Great Pacific
Bank.
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