+ Follow Jose Querubin Tag
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Forgive and forget?
[Summary] => Banker Jose Querubin has been named to the Monetary Board, completing the seven-member policy-making body of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Querubin joins the MB about two months after the appointment of Walter Wassmer to the board.
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[Title] => Querubin named seventh member of Monetary Board
[Summary] => Former UCPB president Jose Querubin officially joined the Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, completing the seven-member policy-making arm of the central bank.
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[Title] => QC government, Operation Smile give hope to 150 children
[Summary] => Growing up has been extremely difficult for some 150 children in Quezon City born with cleft lips and palates.
Their facial deformities have triggered various speech difficulties, malnutrition, dental and hearing problems. Most are unable to go to school or interact with other children in their community.
However, the Quezon City government and the Operation Smile Philippines (OSP) are determined to give these children the opportunity to live normal lives. Plans are now underway for corrective surgery on children with congenital facial deformities.
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[Title] => QC government, Operation Smile give hope to 150 children
[Summary] => Growing up has been extremely difficult for some 150 children in Quezon City born with cleft lips and palates.
Their facial deformities have triggered various speech difficulties, malnutrition, dental and hearing problems. Most are unable to go to school or interact with other children in their community.
However, the Quezon City government and the Operation Smile Philippines (OSP) are determined to give these children the opportunity to live normal lives. Plans are now underway for corrective surgery on children with congenital facial deformities.
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[Title] => Quedancor gets P2.2-B loan from Landbank, UCPB
[Summary] => The Quedan Rural Credit and Guarantee Corp. (Quedancor) is beefing up its credit facilities with a P2.2-billion loan from the Landbank of the Philippines (Landbank) and the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB).
Quedancor president and chief executive officer Nelson Buenaflor said the loan proceeds will go into the agency’s various loan financing programs for agri-based entrepreneurs and individual farmers and fisherfolks.
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[Title] => Bank lauds Makati gov’t, police for quick response to heist
[Summary] => A bank located at the country’s financial district has lauded the Makati City government and its police force for their quick response and partial solution to a recent robbery.
United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) president Jose Querubin recently awarded Mayor Jejomar Binay with a plaque of appreciation for his "full and active support of the police investigation," which led to the arrest of one of the four suspects in the Sept. 26 robbery of the bank’s Makati Cash Center and partial recovery of the stolen cash.
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[Title] => Banking’s best treasury man
[Summary] => Bank notes 1: That former Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. treasury head Jaime Panganiban is still in town – and not in London, where he could finally fix some of the, uhm, loopholes in his education – has been spawning talk that he might soon get out of retirement, with the right job offer, of course. Mr.
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[Title] => UCPB gets add’l P7.5B from PDIC
[Summary] => The United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) received another P7.5 billion in liquidity assistance on top of the P20-billion bailout assistance from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Co. (PDIC).
The total assistance received by the UCPB topped the P25 billion record set by the Philippine National Bank. This amount is P2.5 billion shy of the P30 billion received by Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. which paid the whole amount within a year.
UCPB president Jose Querubin told reporters yesterday that it was pre-paying the liquidity assistance but the amount was never
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[Title] => UCPB launches review of internal checks and balances
[Summary] => Weak internal controls, management changes and the general uncertainty over its ownership are making the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) vulnerable to fraud and corruption.
In the wake of a P70-million scam that led to the reorganization of its Olongapo City branch, UCPB management has launched an internal investigation into its own internal checks and balances.
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[Title] => UCPB sets more auctions for P3-B in bad assets
[Summary] => After generating over P170 million from the sale of its foreclosed assets, the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) is holding another auction to complete its plan to rid itself of some P3 billion worth of bad assets.
UCPB is sitting on about P22 billion worth of real or property owned or acquired (ROPOA) assets, but officials said the market response to the sale of its bad assets has encouraged management to hold at least two more auctions this year.
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[Title] => Querubin named seventh member of Monetary Board
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[Title] => QC government, Operation Smile give hope to 150 children
[Summary] => Growing up has been extremely difficult for some 150 children in Quezon City born with cleft lips and palates.
Their facial deformities have triggered various speech difficulties, malnutrition, dental and hearing problems. Most are unable to go to school or interact with other children in their community.
However, the Quezon City government and the Operation Smile Philippines (OSP) are determined to give these children the opportunity to live normal lives. Plans are now underway for corrective surgery on children with congenital facial deformities.
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[Title] => QC government, Operation Smile give hope to 150 children
[Summary] => Growing up has been extremely difficult for some 150 children in Quezon City born with cleft lips and palates.
Their facial deformities have triggered various speech difficulties, malnutrition, dental and hearing problems. Most are unable to go to school or interact with other children in their community.
However, the Quezon City government and the Operation Smile Philippines (OSP) are determined to give these children the opportunity to live normal lives. Plans are now underway for corrective surgery on children with congenital facial deformities.
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[Summary] => The Quedan Rural Credit and Guarantee Corp. (Quedancor) is beefing up its credit facilities with a P2.2-billion loan from the Landbank of the Philippines (Landbank) and the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB).
Quedancor president and chief executive officer Nelson Buenaflor said the loan proceeds will go into the agency’s various loan financing programs for agri-based entrepreneurs and individual farmers and fisherfolks.
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[Title] => Bank lauds Makati gov’t, police for quick response to heist
[Summary] => A bank located at the country’s financial district has lauded the Makati City government and its police force for their quick response and partial solution to a recent robbery.
United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) president Jose Querubin recently awarded Mayor Jejomar Binay with a plaque of appreciation for his "full and active support of the police investigation," which led to the arrest of one of the four suspects in the Sept. 26 robbery of the bank’s Makati Cash Center and partial recovery of the stolen cash.
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[Title] => Banking’s best treasury man
[Summary] => Bank notes 1: That former Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. treasury head Jaime Panganiban is still in town – and not in London, where he could finally fix some of the, uhm, loopholes in his education – has been spawning talk that he might soon get out of retirement, with the right job offer, of course. Mr.
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[Title] => UCPB gets add’l P7.5B from PDIC
[Summary] => The United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) received another P7.5 billion in liquidity assistance on top of the P20-billion bailout assistance from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Co. (PDIC).
The total assistance received by the UCPB topped the P25 billion record set by the Philippine National Bank. This amount is P2.5 billion shy of the P30 billion received by Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. which paid the whole amount within a year.
UCPB president Jose Querubin told reporters yesterday that it was pre-paying the liquidity assistance but the amount was never
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[Title] => UCPB launches review of internal checks and balances
[Summary] => Weak internal controls, management changes and the general uncertainty over its ownership are making the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) vulnerable to fraud and corruption.
In the wake of a P70-million scam that led to the reorganization of its Olongapo City branch, UCPB management has launched an internal investigation into its own internal checks and balances.
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[Title] => UCPB sets more auctions for P3-B in bad assets
[Summary] => After generating over P170 million from the sale of its foreclosed assets, the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) is holding another auction to complete its plan to rid itself of some P3 billion worth of bad assets.
UCPB is sitting on about P22 billion worth of real or property owned or acquired (ROPOA) assets, but officials said the market response to the sale of its bad assets has encouraged management to hold at least two more auctions this year.
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