+ Follow ECOLOGY BANK Tag
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[Title] => Deutsche Bank exercises option on EastWest Bank
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp., the Gotianun family’s banking arm, said Deutsche Bank, its international lead manager for the recent initial public offering (IPO), has exercised its overallotment option this month.
[DatePublished] => 2012-06-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => EastWest Bank gains in market debut, sets P2-B capex
[Summary] => Gotianun-led lender East West Banking Corp. is setting aside P2 billion to more than double its branch network to 350 by 2014, in line with its bid to become one of the largest banks in the country.
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[Title] => East West Bank set to expand
[Summary] => With a total of 67 operational branches and a basket of new consumer banking products, East West Banking Corp. believes it will hit its full-year net income target.
East West Bank president and chief operating officer Elrey T. Ramos said that they had opened six new branches in the past five months, and another six would be operational before the year ends, bringing the bank’s branch network to a total of 67.
[DatePublished] => 2004-06-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => East West Bank opens 4th branch in Makati
[Summary] => East West Bank, one of the country’s fastest growing full-service commercial banks, opens its 54th Personalized Banking Center (PBC) located at Salcedo Street, Legaspi Village in Makati City.
The Salcedo-Makati PBC is the fourth East West branch servicing the Makati area. The three existing East West Bank branches in Makati include: Main PBC in 6795 Ayala Ave. cor. Herrera St.; Sen. Gil Puyat PBC; and Pasong Tamo PBC. Another branch in the vicinity opening soon is the Valero Street-Makati PBC.
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[Title] => East West Bank resources hit P16-B
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp.’s total resources now reach over P16 billion from P14.82 billion of the previous year.
Total deposits for this year amount to P14 billion from P10.88 billion in 2002.
According to its president and chief operating officer Elrey T. Ramos, the bank aims to expand it branch network to 77 PBCs by end of 2004, all the more made feasible by its recent merger with the Ecology Bank.
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[Title] => East West Bank participates in $20-M trade facility bandwagon with HSBC, IFC
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp. (East West Bank) has been selected as one of two banks in the Philippines to participate in the $20 million Philippine Trade Facility (PTF).
The selection was formalized through the signing of the tripartite framework agreement between Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC), the International Finance Corp. (IFC) and East West Bank.
[DatePublished] => 2003-01-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => East West acquires Ecology Savings
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp. (Eastwest) is acquiring Ecology Savings Bank Inc. from Equitable PCIBank for an undisclosed amount. The two banks signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) last Wednesday.
"We will still have to forward the purchase of shares agreement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) before we can actually acquire Ecology Bank lock, stock and barrel," bank officials who asked not to be named said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Equitable to sell another thrift bank
[Summary] => Equitable PCI Bank plans to sell another thrift bank subsidiary within the year, following the conclusion of negotiations for the sale of Ecology Bank to East West Bank.
Equitable president Rene Buenaventura said the bank has started entertaining offers for Mindanao Savings Bank, one of two thrift banks that the Go-controlled commercial bank has lined up for sale within the year.
Buenaventura said Equitable has received a number of verbal inquiries although prospective buyers have not formally put any offer on the table.
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[Title] => Gotianun-owned East West Bank acquires Ecology Bank
[Summary] => After long and drawn-out negotiations, Equitable PCI Bank has finally approved the sale of its thrift bank, Ecology Bank, to the Gotianun-led East West Bank.
Equitable PCI chairman Antonio Go told reporters yesterday that the bank’s board of directors has approved the sale of the thrift bank to EWB and the details of the sale are now being finalized.
According to Go, the board is leaving it up to the bank management to thresh out the deal after the talks were concluded with EWB whose legal department has just finalized the terms of the agreement.
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[Title] => Equitable PCI Bank eyes 2nd spot overall
[Summary] => The country’s fourth largest commercial bank in terms of assets would like to be the second largest by the end of the year.
That is after the Equitable PCI Bank aggressively re-introduces its full banking services after a year of regaining lost ground due to a largest bank run caused by links with the deposed Estrada administration.
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ECOLOGY BANK
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[Title] => Deutsche Bank exercises option on EastWest Bank
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp., the Gotianun family’s banking arm, said Deutsche Bank, its international lead manager for the recent initial public offering (IPO), has exercised its overallotment option this month.
[DatePublished] => 2012-06-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => EastWest Bank gains in market debut, sets P2-B capex
[Summary] => Gotianun-led lender East West Banking Corp. is setting aside P2 billion to more than double its branch network to 350 by 2014, in line with its bid to become one of the largest banks in the country.
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[Title] => East West Bank set to expand
[Summary] => With a total of 67 operational branches and a basket of new consumer banking products, East West Banking Corp. believes it will hit its full-year net income target.
East West Bank president and chief operating officer Elrey T. Ramos said that they had opened six new branches in the past five months, and another six would be operational before the year ends, bringing the bank’s branch network to a total of 67.
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[Title] => East West Bank opens 4th branch in Makati
[Summary] => East West Bank, one of the country’s fastest growing full-service commercial banks, opens its 54th Personalized Banking Center (PBC) located at Salcedo Street, Legaspi Village in Makati City.
The Salcedo-Makati PBC is the fourth East West branch servicing the Makati area. The three existing East West Bank branches in Makati include: Main PBC in 6795 Ayala Ave. cor. Herrera St.; Sen. Gil Puyat PBC; and Pasong Tamo PBC. Another branch in the vicinity opening soon is the Valero Street-Makati PBC.
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[Title] => East West Bank resources hit P16-B
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp.’s total resources now reach over P16 billion from P14.82 billion of the previous year.
Total deposits for this year amount to P14 billion from P10.88 billion in 2002.
According to its president and chief operating officer Elrey T. Ramos, the bank aims to expand it branch network to 77 PBCs by end of 2004, all the more made feasible by its recent merger with the Ecology Bank.
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[Title] => East West Bank participates in $20-M trade facility bandwagon with HSBC, IFC
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp. (East West Bank) has been selected as one of two banks in the Philippines to participate in the $20 million Philippine Trade Facility (PTF).
The selection was formalized through the signing of the tripartite framework agreement between Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC), the International Finance Corp. (IFC) and East West Bank.
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[Title] => East West acquires Ecology Savings
[Summary] => East West Banking Corp. (Eastwest) is acquiring Ecology Savings Bank Inc. from Equitable PCIBank for an undisclosed amount. The two banks signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) last Wednesday.
"We will still have to forward the purchase of shares agreement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) before we can actually acquire Ecology Bank lock, stock and barrel," bank officials who asked not to be named said.
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[Title] => Equitable to sell another thrift bank
[Summary] => Equitable PCI Bank plans to sell another thrift bank subsidiary within the year, following the conclusion of negotiations for the sale of Ecology Bank to East West Bank.
Equitable president Rene Buenaventura said the bank has started entertaining offers for Mindanao Savings Bank, one of two thrift banks that the Go-controlled commercial bank has lined up for sale within the year.
Buenaventura said Equitable has received a number of verbal inquiries although prospective buyers have not formally put any offer on the table.
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[Title] => Gotianun-owned East West Bank acquires Ecology Bank
[Summary] => After long and drawn-out negotiations, Equitable PCI Bank has finally approved the sale of its thrift bank, Ecology Bank, to the Gotianun-led East West Bank.
Equitable PCI chairman Antonio Go told reporters yesterday that the bank’s board of directors has approved the sale of the thrift bank to EWB and the details of the sale are now being finalized.
According to Go, the board is leaving it up to the bank management to thresh out the deal after the talks were concluded with EWB whose legal department has just finalized the terms of the agreement.
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[Title] => Equitable PCI Bank eyes 2nd spot overall
[Summary] => The country’s fourth largest commercial bank in terms of assets would like to be the second largest by the end of the year.
That is after the Equitable PCI Bank aggressively re-introduces its full banking services after a year of regaining lost ground due to a largest bank run caused by links with the deposed Estrada administration.
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