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[Title] => PDIC releases P6.13B claims of Banco Filipino depositors
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) yesterday announced that it has paid a total of P6.13 billion in deposit insurance claims to depositors of Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC to release 3rd batch of claims of BF depositors
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) announced the release of the remaining claims through its third batch of claims settlement operations (CSO) for depositors of Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC: 75,330 BF depositors already got insurance claims
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) have already paid off deposit insurance of 75,330 depositors with balances of P5,000 and below of the ill-fated Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC beefs up manpower handling deposit claims of three closed banks
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) is set to beef up its manpower servicing the depositors of three closed banks.
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[Title] => To 33,400 BF depositors: PDIC releases P59M deposit claims
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) announced yesterday that it has paid deposit insurance to 33,400 depositors of Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC starts paying small Banco Filipino depositors
[Summary] => Deposit holders of below P5,000 of the ill-fated Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF) can now start receiving their money, as the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) already started sending money orders.
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[Title] => PDIC starts paying BF depositors
[Summary] => State-run Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) yesterday started paying small depositors of beleaguered Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank that was ordered closed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) last March 17.
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[Title] => 39 firms face suspension for non-payment of SEC fines
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has threatened to suspend the registration of securities of 23 issuer companies should they fail to settle the P50,000 fine for non-submission or late filing of financial reports.
These corporations were given 15 days from receipt of the SEC’s assessment letter to settle the penalties accordingly and submit financial reports within the prescribed period.
Also included in the SEC order are 16 pre-need companies, most of whom are encountering financial difficulties.
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[Title] => SEC penalizes 10 listed companies
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has imposed fines on 10 listed corporations for failure to file audited financial statements for the year 2005.
Among these companies include Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank, Federal Chemicals, Benguet Corp., MRC Allied Industries Inc., Forum Pacific, Wise Holdings, RFM Corp., Swift Corp., Mondragon International, and Sanitary Wares Manufacturing Corp.
Trading in shares of Benguet may be suspended by the SEC should it fail to settle the fine after the hearing scheduled by the SEC.
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[Title] => PSE lifts trading freeze on Atlas, DMCI shares
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) lifted yesterday the trading suspension on Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development Corp. after the company complied with the bourse’s reportorial requirements.
The PSE said Atlas has already submitted 200 copies of its quarterly report ending March 31, 2003 and paid the corresponding fines.
At the same time, the exchange said it will no longer halt trading of DMCI Holdings shares following the latter’s compliance with the bourse’s structured reportorial requirements.
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BANCO FILIPINO SAVINGS
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[Title] => PDIC to release 3rd batch of claims of BF depositors
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) announced the release of the remaining claims through its third batch of claims settlement operations (CSO) for depositors of Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC: 75,330 BF depositors already got insurance claims
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) have already paid off deposit insurance of 75,330 depositors with balances of P5,000 and below of the ill-fated Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC beefs up manpower handling deposit claims of three closed banks
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[Title] => To 33,400 BF depositors: PDIC releases P59M deposit claims
[Summary] => The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) announced yesterday that it has paid deposit insurance to 33,400 depositors of Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF).
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[Title] => PDIC starts paying small Banco Filipino depositors
[Summary] => Deposit holders of below P5,000 of the ill-fated Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank (BF) can now start receiving their money, as the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) already started sending money orders.
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[Title] => PDIC starts paying BF depositors
[Summary] => State-run Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) yesterday started paying small depositors of beleaguered Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank that was ordered closed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) last March 17.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has threatened to suspend the registration of securities of 23 issuer companies should they fail to settle the P50,000 fine for non-submission or late filing of financial reports.
These corporations were given 15 days from receipt of the SEC’s assessment letter to settle the penalties accordingly and submit financial reports within the prescribed period.
Also included in the SEC order are 16 pre-need companies, most of whom are encountering financial difficulties.
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has imposed fines on 10 listed corporations for failure to file audited financial statements for the year 2005.
Among these companies include Banco Filipino Savings & Mortgage Bank, Federal Chemicals, Benguet Corp., MRC Allied Industries Inc., Forum Pacific, Wise Holdings, RFM Corp., Swift Corp., Mondragon International, and Sanitary Wares Manufacturing Corp.
Trading in shares of Benguet may be suspended by the SEC should it fail to settle the fine after the hearing scheduled by the SEC.
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[Title] => PSE lifts trading freeze on Atlas, DMCI shares
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The PSE said Atlas has already submitted 200 copies of its quarterly report ending March 31, 2003 and paid the corresponding fines.
At the same time, the exchange said it will no longer halt trading of DMCI Holdings shares following the latter’s compliance with the bourse’s structured reportorial requirements.
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