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[Title] => Pangandoy ni Amon
[Summary] => Usa sa labing bag-o nga nawong sa local entertainment. Giabibahan, gikagubtan ug gikahidlawan. Batan-on. Siya nagbaton og inosente nga panagway-buotan ug sanag nga tan-awon. Medyo dauton pa ang panglawas. Guapo- kana maoy sigurado.
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[Title] => PBCom issues shortlist of candidates for new prexy
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) has shortlisted the candidates for its new president ahead of the annual stockholders meeting on June 21.
Among those in the shortlist are the bank’s executive vice president and officer-in-charge (OIC) Angel C. Corpus, former ABN-AMRO executive Carmelo Bautista, Roman D. Azanza, and Renato Peronilla, who sits in the bank’s board representing the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).
The other PDIC representatives in the 15-man board are Antonio Quiala, Jose Luis Javier and Ruben Almendra.
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[Title] => PBCom issues shortlist of candidates for new prexy
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) has shortlisted the candidates for its new president ahead of the annual stockholders meeting on June 21.
Among those in the shortlist are the bank’s executive vice president and officer-in-charge (OIC) Angel C. Corpus, former ABN-AMRO executive Carmelo Bautista, Roman D. Azanza, and Renato Peronilla, who sits in the bank’s board representing the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).
The other PDIC representatives in the 15-man board are Antonio Quiala, Jose Luis Javier and Ruben Almendra.
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[Title] => PBCom issues shortlist of candidates for new prexy
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) has shortlisted the candidates for its new president ahead of the annual stockholders meeting on June 21.
Among those in the shortlist are the bank’s executive vice president and officer-in-charge (OIC) Angel C. Corpus, former ABN-AMRO executive Carmelo Bautista, Roman D. Azanza, and Renato Peronilla, who sits in the bank’s board representing the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).
The other PDIC representatives in the 15-man board are Antonio Quiala, Jose Luis Javier and Ruben Almendra.
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[Title] => Local, foreign investors eye PBCom’s P12.5-B bad assets
[Summary] => Fourteen local and foreign investors led by Bank of America (BA), Deutsche Bank, Ayala Corp. and Robinsons Land Corp. have signified interest in acquiring the P12.5 billion worth of bad assets held by the Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom).
As a result, bank officials have declared Aug. 24 as the public bidding date for the sale of the P12.5-billion bad assets, which should be able to result in the subsequent formation of a special purpose vehicle (SPV).
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[Title] => PDIC eyes 1 or 2 seats in PBCom board
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) wants a "reasonable presence" of one or two seats at the board of Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) should it extend financial subsidy to the bank.
In a special shareholders meeting held last Tuesday, PBCom expanded its board seats from 12 to 15 as it likewise announced that its major shareholders pledged to infuse P3 billion in fresh capital.
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[Title] => PBCom eyes P7-B from new equity, assets sale
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) will be getting an additional P3 billion in "clean money" and another P3 to P4 billion from the sale of its bad assets.
PBCom president and chief executive officer Isidro C. Alcantara Jr. said the bank’s major shareholders have infused a little over P3 billion in fresh capital. The Luy family will put in some P1.2 billion, the Nubla clan a little over P1 billion, and the Chong family another P1 billion.
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[Title] => Corporate hatchet job
[Summary] => The president and CEO of the 64-year-old bank along Ayala Avenue – Isidro C. Alcantara Jr. – may be the unwitting victim of a corporate demolition job of which he has no knowledge of and may be above his league. Apparently, some people are envious about the president’s numerous successes ever since he took office in the bank, transforming the backward bank and cleaning up its NPL and NPA problems.
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[Title] => PBCom posts 53% growth
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communcations (PBCom) registered a 53.57 percent growth in net income, or from P155.04 million in 2002 to P238.12 million last year. In 1999, earnings was registered at P107.7 million.
Gross income in 2001 rose to P3.685 billion, or a 12.80 percent growth from P3.267 billion the year before. In 1999, it was slightly better at P3.296 billion than the 2000.
However, loan portfolio growth remained almost flat based on its audited financial statement.
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[Title] => PBCom eyes modest 10% growth
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) is waiting for the passage of a legislation giving incentives for the establishment of the asset management companies.
"Let us look at the rules of the game first," Isidro C. Alcantara Jr., PBCom president and chief executive officer said. He, however, refused to state categorically the extent of the bank’s non-performing loans(NPLs) and non-performing assets (NPAs).
Industry sources speculated that it should be hovering over the 2001 industry average of 18 percent.
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[Title] => PBCom issues shortlist of candidates for new prexy
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) has shortlisted the candidates for its new president ahead of the annual stockholders meeting on June 21.
Among those in the shortlist are the bank’s executive vice president and officer-in-charge (OIC) Angel C. Corpus, former ABN-AMRO executive Carmelo Bautista, Roman D. Azanza, and Renato Peronilla, who sits in the bank’s board representing the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).
The other PDIC representatives in the 15-man board are Antonio Quiala, Jose Luis Javier and Ruben Almendra.
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[Title] => PBCom issues shortlist of candidates for new prexy
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) has shortlisted the candidates for its new president ahead of the annual stockholders meeting on June 21.
Among those in the shortlist are the bank’s executive vice president and officer-in-charge (OIC) Angel C. Corpus, former ABN-AMRO executive Carmelo Bautista, Roman D. Azanza, and Renato Peronilla, who sits in the bank’s board representing the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).
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[Title] => PBCom issues shortlist of candidates for new prexy
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communication (PBCom) has shortlisted the candidates for its new president ahead of the annual stockholders meeting on June 21.
Among those in the shortlist are the bank’s executive vice president and officer-in-charge (OIC) Angel C. Corpus, former ABN-AMRO executive Carmelo Bautista, Roman D. Azanza, and Renato Peronilla, who sits in the bank’s board representing the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).
The other PDIC representatives in the 15-man board are Antonio Quiala, Jose Luis Javier and Ruben Almendra.
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[Title] => Local, foreign investors eye PBCom’s P12.5-B bad assets
[Summary] => Fourteen local and foreign investors led by Bank of America (BA), Deutsche Bank, Ayala Corp. and Robinsons Land Corp. have signified interest in acquiring the P12.5 billion worth of bad assets held by the Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom).
As a result, bank officials have declared Aug. 24 as the public bidding date for the sale of the P12.5-billion bad assets, which should be able to result in the subsequent formation of a special purpose vehicle (SPV).
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[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) wants a "reasonable presence" of one or two seats at the board of Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) should it extend financial subsidy to the bank.
In a special shareholders meeting held last Tuesday, PBCom expanded its board seats from 12 to 15 as it likewise announced that its major shareholders pledged to infuse P3 billion in fresh capital.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) will be getting an additional P3 billion in "clean money" and another P3 to P4 billion from the sale of its bad assets.
PBCom president and chief executive officer Isidro C. Alcantara Jr. said the bank’s major shareholders have infused a little over P3 billion in fresh capital. The Luy family will put in some P1.2 billion, the Nubla clan a little over P1 billion, and the Chong family another P1 billion.
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[Title] => PBCom posts 53% growth
[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communcations (PBCom) registered a 53.57 percent growth in net income, or from P155.04 million in 2002 to P238.12 million last year. In 1999, earnings was registered at P107.7 million.
Gross income in 2001 rose to P3.685 billion, or a 12.80 percent growth from P3.267 billion the year before. In 1999, it was slightly better at P3.296 billion than the 2000.
However, loan portfolio growth remained almost flat based on its audited financial statement.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom) is waiting for the passage of a legislation giving incentives for the establishment of the asset management companies.
"Let us look at the rules of the game first," Isidro C. Alcantara Jr., PBCom president and chief executive officer said. He, however, refused to state categorically the extent of the bank’s non-performing loans(NPLs) and non-performing assets (NPAs).
Industry sources speculated that it should be hovering over the 2001 industry average of 18 percent.
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February 11, 2004 - 12:00am
