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[Title] => Pasig court junks libel suit vs Dagupan newspaper
[Summary] => A Pasig City court dismissed two counts of libel filed by a savings bank against a weekly newspaper based in Dagupan City after it found no sufficient grounds to try the case.
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[Title] => Citystate Savings Bank relocates branch
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank has moved its branch on Pasay Road to Legaspi Village in a bid to make it more visible and accessible to more clients in Makati.
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[Title] => Citystate Savings eyes 38 new branches in next three years
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank is shifting to high gear with an aggressive branch expansion program, introduction of new banking products, and an increase in banking services for the microentrepreneur sector, all within the next three years.
Already the thrift bank made a rights offer to the public for better transparency and capital raising for its three-year program.
"It is part of the bank’s corporate mission of good governance and giving more value to our stakeholders," Citystate president Alfred A. Cabangon said.
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[Title] => Citystate, JCB set privilege card
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank has introduced recently the Citystate JCB credit card, a privilege card accepted in over 28,000 establishments nationwide and in 189 countries worldwide.
Among its features are a free personal accident (PA) insurance coverage worth up to five times the client’s previous month’s purchases, a free travel insurance worth P1-million, high cash advance, a 24-hour customer service number, and settlement in either local or foreign currency.
As an added bonus, there is no membership or joining fee for the card.
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[Title] => Citystate Bank earnings on track
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank reported a net profit increase of 20.54 percent for the period ending September as compared to the same period last year. To date, the bank has reached a record level of 136 percent of its budgeted forecast for the year as submitted to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
The sustained growth in income was a result of significant increases in income from treasury operations, fee-based activities, a prudent management of acquired assets, and a steady growth in consumer loan portfolio.
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[Title] => New products boost Citystate Savings
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank reported huge gains in earnings as it continued to develop or enhance its existing consumer bank products.
Rey D. Delfin, Citystate Savings executive vice president said that the bank’s improved performance was focused on driving revenues from both existing and new business opportunities through continued enhancement of bank products and services as well as improved customer service. Recently, it launched P10 or P100 service campaign wherein a maximum of ten minutes is given to service a customer or the bank credits P100 to the client’s account.
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[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank is shifting to high gear with an aggressive branch expansion program, introduction of new banking products, and an increase in banking services for the microentrepreneur sector, all within the next three years.
Already the thrift bank made a rights offer to the public for better transparency and capital raising for its three-year program.
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Among its features are a free personal accident (PA) insurance coverage worth up to five times the client’s previous month’s purchases, a free travel insurance worth P1-million, high cash advance, a 24-hour customer service number, and settlement in either local or foreign currency.
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[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank reported a net profit increase of 20.54 percent for the period ending September as compared to the same period last year. To date, the bank has reached a record level of 136 percent of its budgeted forecast for the year as submitted to the Philippine Stock Exchange.
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Rey D. Delfin, Citystate Savings executive vice president said that the bank’s improved performance was focused on driving revenues from both existing and new business opportunities through continued enhancement of bank products and services as well as improved customer service. Recently, it launched P10 or P100 service campaign wherein a maximum of ten minutes is given to service a customer or the bank credits P100 to the client’s account.
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