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[Title] => RobinsonsBank eyes acquisitions
[Summary] => Robinsons Bank Corp., the commercial bank of the Gokongwei family, is in talks with several banks for possible acquisitions, a top bank official said.
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[Title] => Robinsons Bank profit up 104%
[Summary] => Robinsons Savings Bank (RBS) posted a 104-percent increase in net income to P97 million in the first nine months this year, from P47 million in the same period last year, for an 18 percent return on equity.
RSB now ranks 7th among thrift banks in terms of assets and deposits, 3rd in terms of returns on equity and has the lowest ratio of non-performing loans, based on the statement of conditions reported by banks to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas as of June 18, 2002.
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[Title] => ABN Amro to turn over 19 branches to Robinsons Savings Bank
[Summary] => ABN Amro Savings Bank will turn over today its 19 branches to Robinson Savings Bank, a unit of JG Summit.
Robinsons bought last March ABN’s branches, the licenses to operate them, and their deposit portfolio to expand its reach, and asset and customer base. Robinsons also absorbed most of ABN’s branch personnel and some head office support staff.
Aside from the 19 branches, Robinsons has seven existing branches of its own, and is set to open five more between now and early next year.
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[Title] => Chinatrust buys ABN Amro’s loan portfolio
[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. said yesterday it had purchased the personal loan portfolio of ABN Amro Bank and is looking at other such acquisitions.
Chinatrust, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Chinatrust Commercial Bank, did not disclose the value of the portfolio it acquired from ABN Amro.
"Several more portfolio acquisitions are being seriously pursued by the bank, including the mortgage and salary loan portfolios of financial institutions and home developers," Chinatrust said in a disclosure to the stock exchange.
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[Title] => JG Summit buys ABN Amro Savings
[Summary] => JG Summit’s banking unit, Robinsons Bank, has bought ABN Amro Savings Bank (AASB), making it the Philippines’ seventh-largest thrift bank with assets of P7 billion.
Lance Gokongwei, JG Summit president and Robinsons Bank chairman, did not disclose the acquisition cost but said the purchase came with AASB’s 20 branches. Robinsons Bank already has seven and would open five more shortly for a total of 32.
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[Title] => ABN Amro Savings sells branches, auto & mortgage loan portfolios
[Summary] => ABN Amro Savings Bank has sold its branch network, and its auto and mortgage loan portfolios raising speculations that the foreign bank plans to pack up and leave the group’s Philippine operations to ABN Amro, holder of an overseas banking unit license.
ABN Amro said in Amsterdam on Thursday the divestment was part of its strategy to shed non-core assets and focus on core client segments globally.
Its 20 branches, including the account of some 28,000 depositors were acquired by Robinson Savings Bank for roughly P5 billion.
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[Title] => BSP okays entry of American Express Bank
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved the entry of US-based financial services company American Express Bank into the Philippines.
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[Title] => BSP okays expansion of ABN Amro, StanChart
[Summary] => Two foreign banks, ABN Amro and Standard Chartered Bank, have gotten the go-signal of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to expand their operations in the Philippines.
BSP Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said ABN Amro was cleared of a legal problem involving its takeover and merger with Malaysian unit TA Bank Philippines Inc.
The BSP also approved the application of Standard Chartered Bank for a universal banking license.
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[Title] => TA Bank, ABN Amro near completion of merger talks
[Summary] => TA Bank, now 60-percent owned by Manila Bank of the Philippines of the Puyat family, is close to firming up a merger with Dutch bank subsidiary ABN Amro Savings Bank.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said TA Bank and ABN Amro are ‘on the verge’ of forging a memorandum of agreement that will seal their union.
No other details were disclosed or could be confirmed from officials of both banks.
Last year, the BSP approved Manila Bank’s 60-percent acquisition of TA Bank, then controlled by Malaysian investors.
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[Title] => TA Bank, ABN Amro near completion of merger talks
[Summary] => TA Bank, now 60-percent owned by Manila Bank of the Philippines of the Puyat family, is close to firming up a merger with Dutch bank subsidiary ABN Amro Savings Bank.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said TA Bank and ABN Amro are ‘on the verge’ of forging a memorandum of agreement that will seal their union.
No other details were disclosed or could be confirmed from officials of both banks.
Last year, the BSP approved Manila Bank’s 60-percent acquisition of TA Bank, then controlled by Malaysian investors.
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AMRO SAVINGS BANK
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[Summary] => Robinsons Savings Bank (RBS) posted a 104-percent increase in net income to P97 million in the first nine months this year, from P47 million in the same period last year, for an 18 percent return on equity.
RSB now ranks 7th among thrift banks in terms of assets and deposits, 3rd in terms of returns on equity and has the lowest ratio of non-performing loans, based on the statement of conditions reported by banks to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas as of June 18, 2002.
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[Summary] => ABN Amro Savings Bank will turn over today its 19 branches to Robinson Savings Bank, a unit of JG Summit.
Robinsons bought last March ABN’s branches, the licenses to operate them, and their deposit portfolio to expand its reach, and asset and customer base. Robinsons also absorbed most of ABN’s branch personnel and some head office support staff.
Aside from the 19 branches, Robinsons has seven existing branches of its own, and is set to open five more between now and early next year.
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[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. said yesterday it had purchased the personal loan portfolio of ABN Amro Bank and is looking at other such acquisitions.
Chinatrust, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Chinatrust Commercial Bank, did not disclose the value of the portfolio it acquired from ABN Amro.
"Several more portfolio acquisitions are being seriously pursued by the bank, including the mortgage and salary loan portfolios of financial institutions and home developers," Chinatrust said in a disclosure to the stock exchange.
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Lance Gokongwei, JG Summit president and Robinsons Bank chairman, did not disclose the acquisition cost but said the purchase came with AASB’s 20 branches. Robinsons Bank already has seven and would open five more shortly for a total of 32.
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[Summary] => ABN Amro Savings Bank has sold its branch network, and its auto and mortgage loan portfolios raising speculations that the foreign bank plans to pack up and leave the group’s Philippine operations to ABN Amro, holder of an overseas banking unit license.
ABN Amro said in Amsterdam on Thursday the divestment was part of its strategy to shed non-core assets and focus on core client segments globally.
Its 20 branches, including the account of some 28,000 depositors were acquired by Robinson Savings Bank for roughly P5 billion.
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[Title] => BSP okays entry of American Express Bank
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved the entry of US-based financial services company American Express Bank into the Philippines.
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[Summary] => Two foreign banks, ABN Amro and Standard Chartered Bank, have gotten the go-signal of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to expand their operations in the Philippines.
BSP Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said ABN Amro was cleared of a legal problem involving its takeover and merger with Malaysian unit TA Bank Philippines Inc.
The BSP also approved the application of Standard Chartered Bank for a universal banking license.
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[Summary] => TA Bank, now 60-percent owned by Manila Bank of the Philippines of the Puyat family, is close to firming up a merger with Dutch bank subsidiary ABN Amro Savings Bank.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said TA Bank and ABN Amro are ‘on the verge’ of forging a memorandum of agreement that will seal their union.
No other details were disclosed or could be confirmed from officials of both banks.
Last year, the BSP approved Manila Bank’s 60-percent acquisition of TA Bank, then controlled by Malaysian investors.
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[Summary] => TA Bank, now 60-percent owned by Manila Bank of the Philippines of the Puyat family, is close to firming up a merger with Dutch bank subsidiary ABN Amro Savings Bank.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Deputy Governor Alberto Reyes said TA Bank and ABN Amro are ‘on the verge’ of forging a memorandum of agreement that will seal their union.
No other details were disclosed or could be confirmed from officials of both banks.
Last year, the BSP approved Manila Bank’s 60-percent acquisition of TA Bank, then controlled by Malaysian investors.
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November 7, 2002 - 12:00am
