+ Follow EDEZA Tag
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[Title] => Purchase of Bancommerce by Malaysia's CIMB still under review
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is still reviewing the application of Malaysia’s CIMB to purchase a majority stake in Bank of Commerce, a ranking BSP official said.
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[Title] => Entry of new investor in BoC seen before yearend
[Summary] => Bank of Commerce (BoC), owned by the San Miguel Corp. (SMC) group, is optimistic that it can firm up the entry of new investors before the end of the year, a top bank official told The STAR.
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[Title] => Bank of Commerce posts P579-million unaudited net income
[Summary] => The Bank of Commerce reported an unaudited net income of P579 million in 2011, nearly eight percent lower than the previous year’s P629 million.
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[Title] => Bancommerce sees income hitting P557 M
[Summary] => Bank of Commerce, the banking arm of the San Miguel Group, said it is optimistic it would still hit its full-year income target of P557 million despite the harsh external conditions dictated mainly by the debt crisis in Greece and threat of a double-dip recession in the US.
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[Title] => Bank of Commerce weaves into SMC ecosystem
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[Title] => Edeza named Bank of Commerce prexy, CEO
[Summary] => Bank of Commerce (BoC) has appointed former National Treasurer Sergio G. Edeza as its new president and chief executive officer, replacing Virgilio Martin Goquingco who has resigned effective June 13.
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[Title] => Exporters still not keen on taking hedging risks
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Uncertainties in the export market have kept the exporters from taking advantage of the hedging facility offered by banks with only the bigger export companies taking the risks of hedging.
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[Title] => Exporters told to hedge dollar funds
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Before it’s too late, exporters are told to lock up their dollar funds and deposits as the peso is seen to slide further in the next one to two years.
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[Title] => Political crisis hampers: RP economic recovery
[Summary] => With strong economic fundamentals boosted by the recent implementation of Reformed Value Added Tax (R-VAT), the Philippines is in no doubt on its way to economic recovery, however, with the current political squabble festering investors' confidence, the economy remains far from reaching the light at the end of the tunnel.
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[Title] => PhilEXIM lowers fee rate
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PhilEXIM president and chief executive officer Eduardo Sergio G. Edeza said its board decided to bring down the processing fee charged by the company to its borrowers by as much 80 percent and lessens the documentation requirements for availments to the Export Credit Insurance (ECI).
From a cost of $200, Edeza said it was lowered down to P2,000 processing fee exporters subscribing to ECI.
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[Summary] => Bank of Commerce (BoC), owned by the San Miguel Corp. (SMC) group, is optimistic that it can firm up the entry of new investors before the end of the year, a top bank official told The STAR.
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[Summary] => Bank of Commerce, the banking arm of the San Miguel Group, said it is optimistic it would still hit its full-year income target of P557 million despite the harsh external conditions dictated mainly by the debt crisis in Greece and threat of a double-dip recession in the US.
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[Title] => Exporters still not keen on taking hedging risks
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Uncertainties in the export market have kept the exporters from taking advantage of the hedging facility offered by banks with only the bigger export companies taking the risks of hedging.
[DatePublished] => 2007-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Exporters told to hedge dollar funds
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Before it’s too late, exporters are told to lock up their dollar funds and deposits as the peso is seen to slide further in the next one to two years.
[DatePublished] => 2007-06-04 00:00:00
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[Title] => Political crisis hampers: RP economic recovery
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[Title] => PhilEXIM lowers fee rate
[Summary] => The Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (PhilEXIM) has approved a package of measures that would reduce the cost to exporters in subscribing to its lending facilities.
PhilEXIM president and chief executive officer Eduardo Sergio G. Edeza said its board decided to bring down the processing fee charged by the company to its borrowers by as much 80 percent and lessens the documentation requirements for availments to the Export Credit Insurance (ECI).
From a cost of $200, Edeza said it was lowered down to P2,000 processing fee exporters subscribing to ECI.
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August 24, 2004 - 12:00am
