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The Manulife Financial Philippines is opening two new business sectors as part of its aggressive organic growth in the Philippine market.
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                    [Title] => BPI income up 33% in 2009
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The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has recorded an unaudited net income growth of 32.8 percent in 2009, or from P6.4 billion in 2008 to P8.5 billion. However, it remained lower than the unprecedented P10 billion income recorded in 2007.
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                    [Title] => Philamlife sells pre-need, HMO units to Tanco-owned firms
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Philippine American Life and General Insurance Co. (Philamlife), the local arm of insurance giant AIG, has agreed to sell its pre-need and health maintenance organization (HMO) subsidiaries to companies controlled by businessman Eusebio H. Tanco.
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                    [Title] => Microinsurance expert briefs financial sector
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Microinsurance expert Michael McCord had conducted a series of meetings last month with rural banks, insurance companies, government regulators, mutual benefit associations (MBAs) and technical assistance groups interested in the promotion microinsurance products and services for microentrepreneurs.
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                    [Title] => Ayala patriarch retiring in April
                    [Summary] => Jaime Zobel de Ayala, patriarch of one of the country’s oldest, biggest and most admired business conglomerates, announced yesterday his intention to retire as chairman of Ayala Corp. after the annual stockholders’ meeting this April.


Officials of Ayala Corp. assured the investing public that no changes would take place in the 171-year-old corporation with the retirement of the patriarch.


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                    [Title] => ALI unit launches Cebu subdivision project
                    [Summary] => Cebu Holdings Inc., an affiliate of property giant Ayala Land Inc. launched  yesterday its residential subdivision project with Coastal Highpoint Ventures Inc.


Last year, CHI and Coastal signed a memorandum of agreement for the development of a 46-hectare property in Liloan, Cebu into a master-planned residential community.  


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, CHI said the project will set another trend in real estate development in Cebu.


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                    [Title] => CHI earmarks P160M for Ayala Center Cebu expansion
                    [Summary] => Cebu Holdings, Inc. (CHI) has earmarked P160 million for the continued improvement of Ayala Center Cebu and the development of E-office buildings at the 24-hectare Asiatown IT Park.


In separate financial reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), CHI said P100 million of the P160-million capital budget will go to subsidiary Cebu Property Ventures and Development Corp. while the balance will go to CHI. Funding will come from internally-generated cash and borrowings.


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                    [Title] => Cebu Holdings to develop residential project in Cebu
                    [Summary] => Ayala Land affiliate Cebu Holdings Inc. (CHI) will undertake the development of a residential project in the northern part of Cebu with a local partner, a company official informed the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).


In an amended disclosure yesterday, CHI assistant corporate secretary Renan Osero said the project "will set another trend in property development in Cebu and cater to a broad market range."


"It is the company’s answer to the clamor of the Cebu market for a residential project that will truly address their needs," he added.


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                    [Title] => Pre-need firms say they invest 51% of first year premiums in trust funds
                    [Summary] => The pre-need industry has refuted allegations by government that it has not been investing the required amount in its trust funds.


Miguel Madrigal Vasquez, Philippine Federation of Pre-need Plan Companies Inc. (PFPPCI) president, said the industry practice is for pre-need companies to infuse up to 51 percent of the first-year premiums in a trust fund. Vasquez is also the president and chief executive officer of Permanent Plans Inc.


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Officials of Ayala Corp. assured the investing public that no changes would take place in the 171-year-old corporation with the retirement of the patriarch.


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Last year, CHI and Coastal signed a memorandum of agreement for the development of a 46-hectare property in Liloan, Cebu into a master-planned residential community.  


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, CHI said the project will set another trend in real estate development in Cebu.


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In separate financial reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), CHI said P100 million of the P160-million capital budget will go to subsidiary Cebu Property Ventures and Development Corp. while the balance will go to CHI. Funding will come from internally-generated cash and borrowings.


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"It is the company’s answer to the clamor of the Cebu market for a residential project that will truly address their needs," he added.


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