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ADB Director for governance, finance and trade division for Southeast Asia department Ayumi Konishi said the grant will be used for capacity building of the growth area.
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ADB country director for the Philip-pines Thomas Crouch said the program loan would also cover the implemen-tation of reforms in the insurance sec-tor, pre-need industry and the contin-uing policy reforms of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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ADB country director for the Philip-pines Thomas Crouch said the program loan would also cover the implemen-tation of reforms in the insurance sec-tor, pre-need industry and the contin-uing policy reforms of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Sources told reporters over the weekend that the ADB has concluded the appraisal meetings with the Philippine government, paving the way for the start of formal negotiations for the terms of the loan.
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October 16, 2010 - 12:00am