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                    [Title] => PVB eyes greater market share
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Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) is aiming for greater market share and visibility in the highly competitive banking industry by intensifying its efforts to professionalize its ranks and enhance its information technology system, its top official said.
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                    [Title] => Veterans Bank intensifies support for LGUs
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The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) is intensifying  its support to the Local Government Units (LGUs) by providing financial  assistance to profitable projects, such as tourism, wet market  facilities, and transportation terminals, among others.
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                    [Title] => State agencies urged to bank with PVB
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The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) is asking the help of government agencies in Cebu for it to continue to live its mandate of serving the country’s World War II veterans and their widows, orphans and heirs.
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                    [Title] => Veterans Bank seeks P500-M assistance from PDIC
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The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) expects to receive a P500- million assistance package from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) for its acquisition of a thrift bank in the first quarter of last year, a top bank official said.


"They (PDIC) are not supposed to lend us money but give us assistance," PVB president Ricardo A. Balbido Jr. told The STAR in a telephone interview.


Balbido said his bank has been managing thrift bank Bankwise since last year. "We will be assuming their deposit liability," he explained.


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                    [Title] => PDIC nixes P3.5-B aid to Veterans Bank
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The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) has decided against extending a P3.5-billion financial assistance package to Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB).


"They wrote us but we said we cannot under the terms and conditions they specified," PDIC acting president Michael R. Osmena said in an interview. He, however, refused to elaborate on the bank’s terms and conditions. 


The STAR tried to get in touch with PVB president and CEO Ricardo A. Balbido Jr. but he was unavailable for comment. 


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                    [Title] => Veterans Bank net earnings up 30%
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB), a medium-sized commercial bank, reported a net income of P160.32 million for the nine months ended Sept. 30. This represents a 30.15-percent increase compared with P123.18 million for the same period last year.


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                    [Title] => PVB net income soars
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB), a private commercial bank, reported a net consolidated income of P110.72 million in the first half of 2003. 


This represented a 32.3-percent increase on a year-on-year basis with last year’s first semester net income at P83.7 million. 


Total assets stood at P13.5 billion while total capital accounts at P3.6 billion, resulting in a capital adequacy ratio of 39 percent, way above the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas‚ (BSP)’s minimum requirement of 10 percent. 


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                    [Title] => PVB opens P150-M credit facility
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) approved a P150-million credit facility for the Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corp.’s (Quedancor) lending for micro, small and medium enterprises. PVB is a private commercial bank and a government depository bank.


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                    [Title] => Philippine Veterans Bank nets P207-M in 2002
                    [Summary] => Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) reported a net income of P207.1 million in 2002, posting a slight gain from 2001’s P204.1 million. PVB officials attributed the bank’s sustained gains to the improvement of portfolio quality, investments in prime debt instruments, increased fee-based  business and active trading of government securities.


Bank resources grew to P14.3 billion as of Dec. 31, 2002, or an 8.9-percent increase from 2001. Deposits increased by 12.4 percent, reaching P9.5 billion in 2002 from P8.4 billion in the previous year.


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                    [Title] => Philippine Veterans Bank net income up 99% in H1
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) has increased by a whooping 98.47 percent its net income in the first semester, or from P63.08 million in the first six months of 2000 to P125.20-million this year.


That keeps the growing commercial bank on track to meet its yearend target net earnings of P250 million. Net income in the whole of 2000 was P197.25 million.


According to bank president and chief executive officer Ricardo A. Balbido Jr., the biggest contributor to their impressive first performance was earnings from acquired assets.


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The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) expects to receive a P500- million assistance package from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) for its acquisition of a thrift bank in the first quarter of last year, a top bank official said.


"They (PDIC) are not supposed to lend us money but give us assistance," PVB president Ricardo A. Balbido Jr. told The STAR in a telephone interview.


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The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) has decided against extending a P3.5-billion financial assistance package to Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB).


"They wrote us but we said we cannot under the terms and conditions they specified," PDIC acting president Michael R. Osmena said in an interview. He, however, refused to elaborate on the bank’s terms and conditions. 


The STAR tried to get in touch with PVB president and CEO Ricardo A. Balbido Jr. but he was unavailable for comment. 


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                    [Title] => Veterans Bank net earnings up 30%
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB), a medium-sized commercial bank, reported a net income of P160.32 million for the nine months ended Sept. 30. This represents a 30.15-percent increase compared with P123.18 million for the same period last year.


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                    [Title] => PVB net income soars
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This represented a 32.3-percent increase on a year-on-year basis with last year’s first semester net income at P83.7 million. 


Total assets stood at P13.5 billion while total capital accounts at P3.6 billion, resulting in a capital adequacy ratio of 39 percent, way above the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas‚ (BSP)’s minimum requirement of 10 percent. 


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                    [Title] => Philippine Veterans Bank nets P207-M in 2002
                    [Summary] => Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) reported a net income of P207.1 million in 2002, posting a slight gain from 2001’s P204.1 million. PVB officials attributed the bank’s sustained gains to the improvement of portfolio quality, investments in prime debt instruments, increased fee-based  business and active trading of government securities.


Bank resources grew to P14.3 billion as of Dec. 31, 2002, or an 8.9-percent increase from 2001. Deposits increased by 12.4 percent, reaching P9.5 billion in 2002 from P8.4 billion in the previous year.


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                    [Title] => Philippine Veterans Bank net income up 99% in H1
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) has increased by a whooping 98.47 percent its net income in the first semester, or from P63.08 million in the first six months of 2000 to P125.20-million this year.


That keeps the growing commercial bank on track to meet its yearend target net earnings of P250 million. Net income in the whole of 2000 was P197.25 million.


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