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[Title] => Government to raise its $-linked peso notes offering to P5-B
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration has decided to increase its planned dollar-linked peso notes from P3 billion to P5 billion, saying the demand for the instrument has increased exponentially as the banking industry continues to suffer from the absence of credit demand in the private sector.
The Bureau of Treasury (BTr) revealed over the weekend that the initial book-building process had generated over P16-billion worth of pledges, indicating that the market was eager for the government to increase the volume.
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[Title] => Government eyes P3-B $-denominated notes
[Summary] => The government is planning to issue another P3 billion worth of dollar-denominated peso notes (DLPNs) in the first quarter of 2003 as part of its plan to raise a total of P59.5 billion from Treasury bills and Treasury bonds.
The Bureau of Treasury revealed over the weekend that, judging from the success of last week’s DLPN float, there is enough leftover demand for the notes in the first quarter.
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[Title] => ASB implements SEC-okayed rehab plan
[Summary] => The ASB Group of Companies concluded agreements with three creditor banks to implement the rehabilitation plan earlier approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Agreements have been concluded with Allied Bank, I Bank and DBS Philippines.
The ASB Group of Companies is currently negotiating with other creditor banks. The agreements are intended to achieve the business targets of the rehabilitation plan, including the completion of ongoing projects.
[DatePublished] => 2001-11-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Group to launch cellphone-activated e-cash card
[Summary] => Three of the country’s leading companies in their respective fields have set their sights on the P2-trillion market for personal consumer purchases by introducing the country’s first and only reloadable electronic cash card that works with mobile phones.
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I BANK
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[Title] => Government to raise its $-linked peso notes offering to P5-B
[Summary] => The Arroyo administration has decided to increase its planned dollar-linked peso notes from P3 billion to P5 billion, saying the demand for the instrument has increased exponentially as the banking industry continues to suffer from the absence of credit demand in the private sector.
The Bureau of Treasury (BTr) revealed over the weekend that the initial book-building process had generated over P16-billion worth of pledges, indicating that the market was eager for the government to increase the volume.
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[Title] => Government eyes P3-B $-denominated notes
[Summary] => The government is planning to issue another P3 billion worth of dollar-denominated peso notes (DLPNs) in the first quarter of 2003 as part of its plan to raise a total of P59.5 billion from Treasury bills and Treasury bonds.
The Bureau of Treasury revealed over the weekend that, judging from the success of last week’s DLPN float, there is enough leftover demand for the notes in the first quarter.
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[Title] => ASB implements SEC-okayed rehab plan
[Summary] => The ASB Group of Companies concluded agreements with three creditor banks to implement the rehabilitation plan earlier approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Agreements have been concluded with Allied Bank, I Bank and DBS Philippines.
The ASB Group of Companies is currently negotiating with other creditor banks. The agreements are intended to achieve the business targets of the rehabilitation plan, including the completion of ongoing projects.
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