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Two of the five broker companies charged with stock price manipulation have
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In separate counter-affidavits filed with the Department of Justice, Aurora
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knowledge about Tan's alleged misdeeds.

"It is our position that PNB was wrongly impleaded in this case.
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The guessing game is over.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has actually named five
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price manipulation at the bourse.

In documents that were supposed to be filed at the justice department, the
SEC's prosecution and enforcement department (PED) said it found prima
facie evidence against Dante Tan, majority owner of Best World Resources
Corp.; Carmelo Santiago, owner of Melo's Restaurant; Roberto Co, Clement Saw
and Jimmy Juan.

Also named were Aurora Securities, Asiasec Equities
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Outgoing Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. of the Securities and Exchange Commission
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He fired another salvo at President Estrada yesterday, this time claiming the
Chief Executive wanted him to pin down a broker in the Best World (BW)
Resources Corp. stock manipulation case.

Responding to questions raised by Rep. Oscar Moreno (Lakas, Misamis Oriental)
during a House hearing on the BW case, Yasay said Mr.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recommended for criminal
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it found to have committed 23 various offenses that led to allegations of
insider trading and stock manipulation of property and gaming firm Best World
Resources Corp. (BW).

The partial report will be submitted before noon today to the DOJ.

The names of the suspects however, were not identified. Outgoing SEC Chairman
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Best World Resources majority owner Dante Tan.

In separate counter-affidavits filed with the Department of Justice, Aurora
Securities Inc. and PNB Securities Inc. were one in saying that they had no
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has actually named five
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price manipulation at the bourse.

In documents that were supposed to be filed at the justice department, the
SEC's prosecution and enforcement department (PED) said it found prima
facie evidence against Dante Tan, majority owner of Best World Resources
Corp.; Carmelo Santiago, owner of Melo's Restaurant; Roberto Co, Clement Saw
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Outgoing Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. of the Securities and Exchange Commission
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He fired another salvo at President Estrada yesterday, this time claiming the
Chief Executive wanted him to pin down a broker in the Best World (BW)
Resources Corp. stock manipulation case.

Responding to questions raised by Rep. Oscar Moreno (Lakas, Misamis Oriental)
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it found to have committed 23 various offenses that led to allegations of
insider trading and stock manipulation of property and gaming firm Best World
Resources Corp. (BW).

The partial report will be submitted before noon today to the DOJ.

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Two brokers in BW mess want charges dropped

By by DelonPorcalla | May 12, 2000 - 12:00am

Two of the five broker companies charged with stock price manipulation have denied knowing any alleged anomalous transactions of presidential friend and Best World Resources majority owner Dante Tan. In separate...

Headlines

Guessing game at PSE over

By Rocel Felix | March 26, 2000 - 12:00am

The guessing game is over. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has actually named five individuals and seven broker firms in its probe of insider trading and stock price manipulation at the bourse. In...

Headlines

Yasay: Estrada wanted to blame Sy for BW

By Rocel Felix | March 25, 2000 - 12:00am

Outgoing Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) won't go quietly. He fired another salvo at President Estrada yesterday, this time claiming the Chief Executive wanted him...

Headlines

11 face raps in BW scam

By Rocel Felix | March 23, 2000 - 12:00am

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recommended for criminal prosecution to the Department of Justice (DOJ) 11 broker-firms and individuals it found to have committed 23 various offenses that led...

Business