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[Title] => PSEi closes 2015 in negative territory
[Summary] => Philippine stocks tumbled yesterday, marking the last trading day of the year in negative territory to which analysts attributed to a combination of global and local developments that influenced the market in 2015.
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[Title] => FMIC completes listing of Exchange Traded Fund
[Summary] => The Metrobank Group’s First Metro Investment Corp. (FMIC) has completed the listing of the country’s first Exchange Traded Fund (ETF).
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[Title] => Philippine Stock Exchange seeks amendments to Securities Regulation Code
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is seeking amendments to the Securities Regulation Code, particularly on the broker-director rule and mandatory tender offer threshold.
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[Title] => 9 brokers seek Philippine Stock Exchange board seats in May 9 polls
[Summary] => Nine brokers will be seeking seats at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board in the election scheduled on May 9 this year.
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[Title] => PSE tables issue of private placement
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has referred to its counsel the issues raised by a group of stockbrokers questioning the sale via private placement of 40 percent of the bourse’s shares to institutional investors.
PSE president Cayetano Paderanga said the recommendation of the exchange’s general counsel would be taken up by the board in a meeting set tomorrow, or a day before the bourse’s annual stockholders meeting.
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[Title] => SEC likely to okay PSE bid on sale of shares
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is inclined to exempt the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) from a provision of the PSE listing rules requiring for approval of shareholders when shares of the PSE will be sold at a discount.
PSE president Cayetano Paderanga said earlier it would seek SEC clearance in allowing the sale of PSE new shares at P119.50 per share without securing prior approval of the bourse’s shareholders.
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[Title] => Coyiuto group seeks deferment of PSE’s private placement
[Summary] => A group of stockbrokers led by Robert Coyiuto Jr., has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange to hold off the implementation of the planned private placement of PSE shares until prior approval of the bourse’s shareholders has been secured.
In a letter to PSE president Cayetano Paderanga and chairperson Alicia Arroyo, the group said a significant number of PSE broker-shareholders are opposed to the proposal to sell PSE shares through a private placement at P119.50 per share.
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[Title] => PSE braces for special meeting over hot issues
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is bracing itself for a special membership meeting that would likely tackle two controversial issues at the same time: the relocation proposal of Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) and the dismissal of its president Ramon T. Garcia by the board of governors.
PSE governor Ismael Cruz of IGC Securities said the BOG will be calling a special membership meeting to ratify their decision on the issue involving FBDC.
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[Title] => Jayme, Teves reject offer to head PSE
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is having a difficult time looking for a replacement for its ousted president Ramon T. Garcia, with two preferred candidates turning down the offer to fill up the post.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) associate commissioner Juanita Cueto said she was informed by PSE chairman Felipe Yap that the exchange’s search committee has approached two former PSE governors – Vicente Jayme and Margarito Teves – for the job but both declined.
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[Title] => PSE poised to accept FBDC offer
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is poised to accept the amended offer of Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) on the relocation of the PSE headquarters to Bonifacio Global City.
In a press briefing, PSE governor and building committee chairman Ismael Cruz said the revised proposal is "reasonable" although he said they would insist on further improvements in the terms, such as shortening the 10-year period before the asset could be turned over to the PSE and providing additional parking slots to brokers.
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ISMAEL CRUZ
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[DatePublished] => 2015-12-29 09:00:00
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[Title] => 9 brokers seek Philippine Stock Exchange board seats in May 9 polls
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[Title] => PSE tables issue of private placement
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has referred to its counsel the issues raised by a group of stockbrokers questioning the sale via private placement of 40 percent of the bourse’s shares to institutional investors.
PSE president Cayetano Paderanga said the recommendation of the exchange’s general counsel would be taken up by the board in a meeting set tomorrow, or a day before the bourse’s annual stockholders meeting.
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[Title] => SEC likely to okay PSE bid on sale of shares
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is inclined to exempt the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) from a provision of the PSE listing rules requiring for approval of shareholders when shares of the PSE will be sold at a discount.
PSE president Cayetano Paderanga said earlier it would seek SEC clearance in allowing the sale of PSE new shares at P119.50 per share without securing prior approval of the bourse’s shareholders.
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[Title] => Coyiuto group seeks deferment of PSE’s private placement
[Summary] => A group of stockbrokers led by Robert Coyiuto Jr., has asked the Philippine Stock Exchange to hold off the implementation of the planned private placement of PSE shares until prior approval of the bourse’s shareholders has been secured.
In a letter to PSE president Cayetano Paderanga and chairperson Alicia Arroyo, the group said a significant number of PSE broker-shareholders are opposed to the proposal to sell PSE shares through a private placement at P119.50 per share.
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[Title] => PSE braces for special meeting over hot issues
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PSE governor Ismael Cruz of IGC Securities said the BOG will be calling a special membership meeting to ratify their decision on the issue involving FBDC.
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[Title] => Jayme, Teves reject offer to head PSE
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is having a difficult time looking for a replacement for its ousted president Ramon T. Garcia, with two preferred candidates turning down the offer to fill up the post.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) associate commissioner Juanita Cueto said she was informed by PSE chairman Felipe Yap that the exchange’s search committee has approached two former PSE governors – Vicente Jayme and Margarito Teves – for the job but both declined.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is poised to accept the amended offer of Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) on the relocation of the PSE headquarters to Bonifacio Global City.
In a press briefing, PSE governor and building committee chairman Ismael Cruz said the revised proposal is "reasonable" although he said they would insist on further improvements in the terms, such as shortening the 10-year period before the asset could be turned over to the PSE and providing additional parking slots to brokers.
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October 8, 2001 - 12:00am
