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                    [Title] => Korean bank urges nationals to review business interests in RP
                    [Summary] => The Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) has advised Korean businessmen "to take a second long look and reconsider doing business in the Philippines," a top bank official said.


"There are no limitations in doing business in Manila. In fact, we have major ongoing investments such as LG Electronics and the Kepco power plant in Ilijan, Batangas as well as proposed investments in the Malampaya natural gas fields and Samsung in several infrastructure projects here," KEB Manila general manager Seung Kwon Kim said.
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"Part of our expansion plans is to reach the retail banking market, and we are looking to partner with a local commercial bank," said Dong-Jin Kim, Korea Exchange Bank deputy president and head of global corporate bank over the weekend.
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                    [Title] => Korean bank urges nationals to review business interests in RP
                    [Summary] => The Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) has advised Korean businessmen "to take a second long look and reconsider doing business in the Philippines," a top bank official said.


"There are no limitations in doing business in Manila. In fact, we have major ongoing investments such as LG Electronics and the Kepco power plant in Ilijan, Batangas as well as proposed investments in the Malampaya natural gas fields and Samsung in several infrastructure projects here," KEB Manila general manager Seung Kwon Kim said.
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"Part of our expansion plans is to reach the retail banking market, and we are looking to partner with a local commercial bank," said Dong-Jin Kim, Korea Exchange Bank deputy president and head of global corporate bank over the weekend.
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