+ Follow EUGENE ELLIS Tag
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Still, the man who "raised his hand" to volunteer for the post of SCB Philippines CEO was undaunted. "I love challenges. Which is one of the reasons why I’m sitting in the Philippines today," he smiles.
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By the start of the second semester, the bank will open a 1,500 to 2,000-seat call center in Ortigas as part of an aggressive direct selling thrust in the country.
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Arranged by Standard Chartered Bank, the notes have maturities of five and seven years and a floating coupon rate.
In a statement yesterday, ICTSI said the notes were met with strong demand from institutional investors in the country, thus the issue size was increased from its original target of P3 billion.
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Still, the man who "raised his hand" to volunteer for the post of SCB Philippines CEO was undaunted. "I love challenges. Which is one of the reasons why I’m sitting in the Philippines today," he smiles.
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