+ Follow CONSOLIDATED PLANS INC Tag
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[Title] => Court of Appeals lifts freeze order on 9 Legacy bank accounts
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Court of Appeals (CA) has lifted the freeze order on nine bank accounts of Legacy Consolidated Plans Inc. that were cleared by the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) from the list of assets of Mayor Celso de los Angeles Jr.
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[Title] => Dashed hopes, shattered dreams
[Summary] => The hopes and dreams of housewives, teachers, overseas contract workers and many ordinary Filipinos have been shattered once again with the sudden closing of three pre-need companies. According to sources, Legacy Consolidated Plans, Scholarship Plans Philippines and All Asia Plans abruptly ceased operations without even properly informing their plan holders and without obtaining approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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[Title] => Legacy-Consolidated merger OKd
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the merger of Legacy Scholarship Pension Plans Inc. (LSPI) with Consolidated Plans Inc. (CPI) with the merged entity to be known as Legacy Consolidated Plans Inc. (LCPI).
At the same time, the SEC also approved the increase in the capital stock of LCPI from P200 million to P400 million.
As a result of the merger, LCPI’s trust fund is now P657,580,649.33 with an asset base of P3,633,502,329.88.
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[Title] => New foreign group eyes local pre-need industry
[Summary] => Amid problems plaguing the pre-need industry, a Singaporean-American group has signified interest in entering the Philippine pre-need market to take advantage of the growing awareness by the public of the financial benefits of the product.
Emil Aquino, head of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Non-traditional Securities Department, said the Singaporean-American group will buy out cash-strapped pre-need firm Asian Diamond Plans Inc. of businessman Damaso Magbual.
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At the same time, the SEC also approved the increase in the capital stock of LCPI from P200 million to P400 million.
As a result of the merger, LCPI’s trust fund is now P657,580,649.33 with an asset base of P3,633,502,329.88.
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Emil Aquino, head of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Non-traditional Securities Department, said the Singaporean-American group will buy out cash-strapped pre-need firm Asian Diamond Plans Inc. of businessman Damaso Magbual.
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