+ Follow AFULGENCIA AND RANA Tag
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[Title] => Phil-Asia Care hikes capital to P150 M
[Summary] => Phil-Asia Care Plans Inc. is raising its capital to P150 million from only P3 million as it eyes a comeback in the local pre-need industry.
An SEC official said Phil-Asia is planning to revive its business as a way to legitimize its solicitation activities.
Phil-Asia came under fire from securities regulators for selling non-existent pre-need plans.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => SEC warns public vs dealing with Phil-Asia Care
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned thepublic anew against dealing with Phil-Asia Care Plans Inc., a pre-need firm that ceased operations due to illegal sale of securities, following reports that the company continues to solicit investments despite the permanent cease-and-desist order (CDO) issued by the SEC.
The SEC has received complaints from several investors located in the provinces that they had been duped into buying non-existent pre-need plans. The agency’s compliance and enforcement department is now looking into the case.
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[Title] => DOJ recommends filing of charges vs owners, officers of Phil-Asia Care
[Summary] => The Department of Justice has recommended the filing of criminal charges against the incorporator-directors and officers of Phil-Asia Care Plans Inc. for unauthorized sale of pre-need plans.
This as the Justice Department upheld the findings of the Securities and Exchange Commission against Phil-Asia, its president and general manager Vicente Afulgencia, its senior vice-president Leonisa Rana, and several agents.
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AFULGENCIA AND RANA
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[Title] => Phil-Asia Care hikes capital to P150 M
[Summary] => Phil-Asia Care Plans Inc. is raising its capital to P150 million from only P3 million as it eyes a comeback in the local pre-need industry.
An SEC official said Phil-Asia is planning to revive its business as a way to legitimize its solicitation activities.
Phil-Asia came under fire from securities regulators for selling non-existent pre-need plans.
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[Title] => SEC warns public vs dealing with Phil-Asia Care
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned thepublic anew against dealing with Phil-Asia Care Plans Inc., a pre-need firm that ceased operations due to illegal sale of securities, following reports that the company continues to solicit investments despite the permanent cease-and-desist order (CDO) issued by the SEC.
The SEC has received complaints from several investors located in the provinces that they had been duped into buying non-existent pre-need plans. The agency’s compliance and enforcement department is now looking into the case.
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[Title] => DOJ recommends filing of charges vs owners, officers of Phil-Asia Care
[Summary] => The Department of Justice has recommended the filing of criminal charges against the incorporator-directors and officers of Phil-Asia Care Plans Inc. for unauthorized sale of pre-need plans.
This as the Justice Department upheld the findings of the Securities and Exchange Commission against Phil-Asia, its president and general manager Vicente Afulgencia, its senior vice-president Leonisa Rana, and several agents.
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