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                    [Title] => Napocor reinsurance bidding fails anew
                    [Summary] => The second bidding for the $6.5-billion reinsurance coverage of the National Power Corp. (Napocor) failed anew yesterday, a ranking government official said.


Finance Undersecretary Antonio Bernardo said the insurance brokers were not able to meet the Terms of Reference (TOR) for the insurance auction.

"The brokers did not pass the 100-percent mandatory requirement," said Bernardo, who is the chairman of the joint bidding committee tasked to handle the auction of the $6.5-billion Industrial All Risk insurance policy.
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To uphold transparency and integrity of the bidding process, the committee has opened its doors to observers to the insurance bidding.
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Finance Undersecretary Antonio Bernardo said that the joint biddings committee, tasked to handle the reinsurance of the country’s largest power producer, decided to conduct the auction next Monday.

He said the new date was finalized in a committee meeting attended by representatives from Napocor and the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) last Friday.
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It was learned that the state-owned power firm has already proposed to the multi-agency bidding committee to proceed with the bidding before the end of the month.

Napocor feels that the pre-qualified bidders have already had ample time to factor in the impact of last month’s terrorist attacks in the US on the global insurance market.
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Finance Undersecretary Antonio Bernardo, chairman of the joint bidding committee, said they decided to declare the exercise a "failed auction" after the pre-qualified bidders submitted "letters of regrets".
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Only private insurers registered to transact directly with Lloyd’s of London or rated according to internationally accepted standards shall be qualified to participate in the bidding, a statement from Malacañang said.

Domestic insurers will also be allowed to participate.
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                    [Title] => Napocor reinsurance bidding fails anew
                    [Summary] => The second bidding for the $6.5-billion reinsurance coverage of the National Power Corp. (Napocor) failed anew yesterday, a ranking government official said.


Finance Undersecretary Antonio Bernardo said the insurance brokers were not able to meet the Terms of Reference (TOR) for the insurance auction.

"The brokers did not pass the 100-percent mandatory requirement," said Bernardo, who is the chairman of the joint bidding committee tasked to handle the auction of the $6.5-billion Industrial All Risk insurance policy.
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To uphold transparency and integrity of the bidding process, the committee has opened its doors to observers to the insurance bidding.
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Finance Undersecretary Antonio Bernardo said that the joint biddings committee, tasked to handle the reinsurance of the country’s largest power producer, decided to conduct the auction next Monday.

He said the new date was finalized in a committee meeting attended by representatives from Napocor and the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) last Friday.
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It was learned that the state-owned power firm has already proposed to the multi-agency bidding committee to proceed with the bidding before the end of the month.

Napocor feels that the pre-qualified bidders have already had ample time to factor in the impact of last month’s terrorist attacks in the US on the global insurance market.
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Finance Undersecretary Antonio Bernardo, chairman of the joint bidding committee, said they decided to declare the exercise a "failed auction" after the pre-qualified bidders submitted "letters of regrets".
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Only private insurers registered to transact directly with Lloyd’s of London or rated according to internationally accepted standards shall be qualified to participate in the bidding, a statement from Malacañang said.

Domestic insurers will also be allowed to participate.
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