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CARD MRI releases P62 M in disaster aid

By Ted P. Torres | August 26, 2014 - 12:00am

The Center for Agriculture and Rural Development Inc. (CARD MRI) has paid P61.5-million assistance in relation affecting 153,672 clients to the damage caused by Typhoon Glenda, under its CARD MRI Disaster and Relief...

Banking

Zero dropout program

May 20, 2014 - 12:00am

The Center for Agriculture and Rural Development Inc. (CARD Inc.) and Radiowealth Finance Corp. Inc. (RFC) have forged a partnership to help 50,000 poor Filipino families keep their children in school.

Banking

Arroyo wants one million new microfinance clients by 2004

By Ted P. Torres | September 17, 2002 - 12:00am

The microfinance industry continues to look for ways to improve their lot, and thus improve the lot of the poorest among the poor including the so-called "hard-to-service" sectors. That was the theme of...

Banking