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NHMFC’s move came in the wake of GSIS’ expressed intention to foreclose on some P6.5 billion worth of assets of the NHMFC, saying it is in a better position to directly collect from delinquent borrowers. 


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The NHMFC said yesterday that the public auction would be held on May 18 instead of the end of April because the prospective bidders had asked for more time to evaluate the changes in the terms of reference.


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The much-anticipated auction for the housing loan portfolio of the NHMFC would have been the first of its kind under the Special Purpose Vehicle Act (SPVA) and would have taken off a significant portion of the banking industry’s non-performing loans (NPL). 


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                    [Title] => NHMFC extends loan penalty waiver period
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This is following the approval by the NHMFC board of directors, headed by Housing  Secretary Michael Defensor, of the extension of the implementation of the Housing Loan Condonation Act of 1998 (Republic Act 8501) to provide relief to homeowners adversely affected by current economic conditions, NHMFC president Angelico Salud said.


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ANGELICO SALUD

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