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                    [Summary] => More than 90 percent of business enterprises in Asia are small and medium enterprises (SMEs), mostly family-run businesses, small corporations, or single proprietorships. 


In the Philippines, SMEs – which comprise 99.6 percent of all registered companies, contribute 32 percent to the economy and employ 69.9 percent of the labor force – are even more indispensable to overall growth. 


Unfortunately, risks to the survival and sustainability of these companies are often ignored by the SMEs themselves as well as most insurance companies. 


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                    [Title] => Ayala Aon maintains growth target for 2000
                    [Summary] => Ayala Aon  Risks Services, Inc., the country’s biggest retail insurance brokerage firm controlled by the Ayala Corp., is keeping its growth target for this year at 23 percent despite the uncertainties brought about by the current political and economic crisis.


"We are not changing our 23-percent growth target for this year. We just have to let our staff work harder," Aon Asia Ltd. chairman and chief executive officer Bernard Fung said.


Fung said they might keep the same target for 2001 depending on the overall economic condition of the region.


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                    [Title] => Huge losses due to computer attacks noted
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Majority of companies doing business over the Internet have had their security
systems breached by at least one computer virus resulting in information loss
and theft of data and trade secrets.

Citing an industry study conducted by PriceWaterhouse Cooper (PWC), Ayala Aon
Risk Services Inc. president and chief executive officer Jaimes Matti said
computer attacks via the Internet increased by 183 percent from 1998 to
1999.

"All that translates into loss of revenue. So all companies need to look into
and address their exposure from the Internet.
                    [DatePublished] => 2000-05-20 00:00:00
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In the Philippines, SMEs – which comprise 99.6 percent of all registered companies, contribute 32 percent to the economy and employ 69.9 percent of the labor force – are even more indispensable to overall growth. 


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"We are not changing our 23-percent growth target for this year. We just have to let our staff work harder," Aon Asia Ltd. chairman and chief executive officer Bernard Fung said.


Fung said they might keep the same target for 2001 depending on the overall economic condition of the region.


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Majority of companies doing business over the Internet have had their security
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Citing an industry study conducted by PriceWaterhouse Cooper (PWC), Ayala Aon
Risk Services Inc. president and chief executive officer Jaimes Matti said
computer attacks via the Internet increased by 183 percent from 1998 to
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"All that translates into loss of revenue. So all companies need to look into
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SMEs need more insurance protection

April 12, 2005 - 12:00am

More than 90 percent of business enterprises in Asia are small and medium enterprises (SMEs), mostly family-run businesses, small corporations, or single proprietorships. In the Philippines, SMEs – which comprise...

Banking

Ayala Aon maintains growth target for 2000

October 26, 2000 - 12:00am

Ayala Aon Risks Services, Inc., the country’s biggest retail insurance brokerage firm controlled by the Ayala Corp., is keeping its growth target for this year at 23 percent despite the uncertainties brought...

Business

Huge losses due to computer attacks noted

By by Marigold Yao-Endriga | May 20, 2000 - 12:00am

Majority of companies doing business over the Internet have had their security systems breached by at least one computer virus resulting in information loss and theft of data and trade secrets. Citing an industry...

Business