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In an official communication, PBCom said that it was apprehensive about meeting the Aug. 4 deadline set by the PDIC for completion of the documentary requirements for PBCom’s rehabilitation plan for Unitrust.
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A group led by Francis R. Yuseco, Leopoldo J. Valcarcel and lawyer Fred L. Gutierrez said they would seek judicial rehabilitation from the civil courts if the PDIC, receiver of the troubled commercial bank, does not recognize their proposal. Gutierrez claims to represent the holdings of G. Cosmos Philippines.
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