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Without much funfare, the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) elected yesterday its new board, with most of the incumbent directors filling in the seats.
Veteran stockbroker Vivian Yuchengco who heads First Resources Management & Securities, received the highest number of votes among stockbrokers with a total of 12.66 million followed by businessman-stockbroker Robert Coyiuto Jr. with 12.65 million. Coyiuto owns R. Coyiuto Securities.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the request of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) lifting the prohibition on anyone who has been employed in any executive capacity by any listed company within the last two years, from sitting as an independent director in the bourse.
The PSE said such ground for the disqualification of independent directors is inconsistent with the Securities Regulation Code and its implementing rules.
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[Title] => Coyiuto tops PSE elections
[Summary] => For the second straight year, veteran stockbroker Robert Coyiuto Jr. garnered the most number of votes in the annual elections for the 15-man board of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
The PSE had its general membership meeting and elections yesterday, which was described as the "most peaceful" since the unification of the Makati and Manila Stock Exchanges in 1994.
Coyiuto was the first president and chairman of the unified exchange and has since served in the board of directors in various capacities.
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[Title] => 22 candidates to vie for 15 board seats in PSE elections
[Summary] => The annual elections of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will pit 22 candidates vying for the 15 available seats in the board of directors.
The PSE will hold its general membership meeting and election of its board of directors on April 8.
A total of 13 brokers are joining the race. They are Vivian Yuchengco, Robert Coyiuto Jr., Eddie Gobing, Marita Limlingan, Francisco Villaroman, William Ang, Alejandro Yu, Conrado Bate, Myron Timothy Papa, Paul Wee, Rodolfo Cruz, Edwin Luy, and Joseph Roxas.
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Veteran stockbroker Vivian Yuchengco who heads First Resources Management & Securities, received the highest number of votes among stockbrokers with a total of 12.66 million followed by businessman-stockbroker Robert Coyiuto Jr. with 12.65 million. Coyiuto owns R. Coyiuto Securities.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the request of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) lifting the prohibition on anyone who has been employed in any executive capacity by any listed company within the last two years, from sitting as an independent director in the bourse.
The PSE said such ground for the disqualification of independent directors is inconsistent with the Securities Regulation Code and its implementing rules.
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The PSE had its general membership meeting and elections yesterday, which was described as the "most peaceful" since the unification of the Makati and Manila Stock Exchanges in 1994.
Coyiuto was the first president and chairman of the unified exchange and has since served in the board of directors in various capacities.
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[Title] => 22 candidates to vie for 15 board seats in PSE elections
[Summary] => The annual elections of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will pit 22 candidates vying for the 15 available seats in the board of directors.
The PSE will hold its general membership meeting and election of its board of directors on April 8.
A total of 13 brokers are joining the race. They are Vivian Yuchengco, Robert Coyiuto Jr., Eddie Gobing, Marita Limlingan, Francisco Villaroman, William Ang, Alejandro Yu, Conrado Bate, Myron Timothy Papa, Paul Wee, Rodolfo Cruz, Edwin Luy, and Joseph Roxas.
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