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[Title] => SEC to probe Liberty stock trading
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has stepped into the case of possible trading violations, including another insider trading scheme, in Liberty Telecoms Holdings Inc. as it plans to undertake its own inquiry into the matter.
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[Title] => Financial reporting framework set
[Summary] => In response to President Arroyo’s call for full disclosure and more transparency in the country’s capital market, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will soon launch a new framework for a uniform financial reporting based on international norms.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said these standards would enhance the quality of information submitted by the players in the capital market – the equities and debt markets – and at the same time improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the corporate regulator in supervising the non-bank financial sector.
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[Title] => PSE fails to meet demutualization deadline
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) failed to beat yesterday’s deadline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to come up with a detailed plan and timetable for its demutualization, which by law should be implemented not later than Aug. 8, 2001.
This as the Exchange called off its scheduled general membership meeting originally slated last June 13 when the member-brokers would have decided on the preferred mode of demutualization.
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[Title] => PSE fails to meet demutualization deadline
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) failed to beat yesterday’s deadline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to come up with a detailed plan and timetable for its demutualization, which by law should be implemented not later than Aug. 8, 2001.
This as the Exchange called off its scheduled general membership meeting originally slated last June 13 when the member-brokers would have decided on the preferred mode of demutualization.
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[Title] => SEC mulls measure to add liquidity to bourse
[Summary] => The Securiteis and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering a review of the minimum amount of shares that can be listed by companies at the stock exchange in order to add more liquidity to the anemic stock market.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said there is little volume of trade in the market at the moment since "a large number of shares are in the hands of the few."
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[Summary] => The Securiteis and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering a review of the minimum amount of shares that can be listed by companies at the stock exchange in order to add more liquidity to the anemic stock market.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said there is little volume of trade in the market at the moment since "a large number of shares are in the hands of the few."
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[Title] => SEC asked to consider new bid to operate NSC
[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Title] => SEC asked to consider new bid to operate NSC
[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Title] => SEC to decide NSC fate by month’s end
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will decide by the end of this month whether to consider a lease proposal or proceed with the liquidation of National Steel Corp. (NSC).
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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[Title] => SEC to decide NSC fate by month’s end
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will decide by the end of this month whether to consider a lease proposal or proceed with the liquidation of National Steel Corp. (NSC).
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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CHAIRWOMAN LILIA BAUTISTA
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[Title] => SEC to probe Liberty stock trading
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[Summary] => In response to President Arroyo’s call for full disclosure and more transparency in the country’s capital market, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will soon launch a new framework for a uniform financial reporting based on international norms.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said these standards would enhance the quality of information submitted by the players in the capital market – the equities and debt markets – and at the same time improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the corporate regulator in supervising the non-bank financial sector.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) failed to beat yesterday’s deadline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to come up with a detailed plan and timetable for its demutualization, which by law should be implemented not later than Aug. 8, 2001.
This as the Exchange called off its scheduled general membership meeting originally slated last June 13 when the member-brokers would have decided on the preferred mode of demutualization.
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[Title] => PSE fails to meet demutualization deadline
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) failed to beat yesterday’s deadline set by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to come up with a detailed plan and timetable for its demutualization, which by law should be implemented not later than Aug. 8, 2001.
This as the Exchange called off its scheduled general membership meeting originally slated last June 13 when the member-brokers would have decided on the preferred mode of demutualization.
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[Summary] => The Securiteis and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering a review of the minimum amount of shares that can be listed by companies at the stock exchange in order to add more liquidity to the anemic stock market.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said there is little volume of trade in the market at the moment since "a large number of shares are in the hands of the few."
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SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said there is little volume of trade in the market at the moment since "a large number of shares are in the hands of the few."
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SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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[Summary] => The fate of National Steel Corp. (NSC) appears uncertain as yet another lease proponent has reportedly made a bid to operate the steel firm, ahead of an impending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision to proceed with the company’s liquidation.
SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the creditor banks of NSC have requested that the commission allow the lease proponent – a foreign-based company with local partners – to submit its proposal no later than May 23.
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SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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SEC Chairwoman Lilia Bautista said the commission would look into the merits of the lease offer by a local steel company, Allengoal Steel Fabrication and Trading, as a possible means to maximize the use of NSC’s assets at its Iligan City plant.
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