+ Follow BOBBY DE OCAMPO Tag
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[Title] => Former finance secretary De Ocampo is new PVB chair
[Summary] => Former Finance Secretary Roberto or “Bobby” F. de Ocampo, OBE has been elected as Chairman by the Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) Board of Directors. As the new Chair, De Ocampo said his term marks a fresh new beginning for PVB, with the aim of revitalizing the medium-sized commercial bank to be an active major player in the banking industry, not just locally but globally as well.
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[Title] => Investors continue wait-and-see stance
[Summary] => Funny how ecstatic government press releases are over the $50 million investment of Ford Motors in this country. They should, however, point out that this is just 10 percent of the over $500-million Ford and its partner Mazda decided to invest in Thailand. In other words, what is being presented to us as a victory is actually a defeat in the hands of Thailand.
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BOBBY DE OCAMPO
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