+ Follow JOSELIA POBLADOR Tag
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[Title] => Ex-SEC general accountant may replace Poblador
[Summary] => A former senior partner at accounting firm Sycip, Gorres, Velayo & Co. and general accountant at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is being eyed to replace the position vacated by SEC commissioner Joselia Poblador.
Roberto Manabat, who resigned last December from the SEC as general accountant, was reportedly recommended by Finance Secretary Margarito Teves and SEC chairperson Fe Barin.
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[Title] => Palace accepts Poblador resignation as associate commissioner of SEC
[Summary] => Malacañang has accepted the resignation of Joselia Poblador as associate commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission, who opted to cut short her stint at Asia’s oldest securities watchdog allegedly due to loss of confidence in the SEC leadership.
An appointee of President Joseph Estrada, Poblador still had one and half more years to serve in office.
SEC Commission Secretary Gerard Lukban said Poblador submitted her letter of resignation to the President in December but it was only last Thursday that Malacañang accepted her resignation.
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[Title] => Palace names Palabrica as new SEC commissioner
[Summary] => Malacañang has appointed lawyer Raul Palabrica as associate commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to replace Fe Eloisa Gloria whose term had recently expired.
Sources said Palabrica’s appointment papers were signed last March 18.
Palabrica, a columnist of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, was formerly vice-president for legal affairs of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT).
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[Title] => SEC to complete P165-M computerization project
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is targeting to complete the second phase of its P165-million computerization project by the end of the year, financial statements of certain corporations over the Internet.
SEC associate commissioner Joselia Poblador said the agency hopes to finish the terms of reference next month and immediately thereafter hold a public bidding.
Financial statements of companies with gross revenues of P10 million and above will then be made available through the SEC’s website (sec.gov.ph) by the end of the year.
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[Title] => SEC remits collections to Treasury
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has stressed that it continues to remit, in accordance with law, its collected fees to the Bureau of Treasury.
This was in response to allegations that the SEC had failed to remit to the National Treasury P444 million out of the P866 million in fees collected in 2002. The SEC was among the 10 government agencies found to have failed to remit all their collections to the BTr.
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[Title] => Go to court, Bautista tells Coyiuto
[Summary] => Go to court.
This challenge was hurled by Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia R. Bautista to Philippine Stock Exchange director Robert Coyiuto Jr., who strongly objected to the decision of the SEC to uphold the appointment of Francisco Villaroman and Rodolfo Cruz, as corporate secretary and treasurer, respectively of the bourse.
"We are the interpreter of the law. We have the right to interpret it. if he wants, he can bring us to court," Bautista told reporters yesterday
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[Title] => SEC okays extension of PSE trading hours
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will not get in the way of the Philippine Stock Exchange’s plan to further extend trading hours as long as the mechanics of the proposed off-floor system can be properly put in place.
SEC commissioner Joselia Poblador said they would not object to the planned revision in the schedule of the PSE’s afternoon trading session provided the brokers implement an efficient system for off-site deals.
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[Title] => SEC services to go online
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will soon be putting all its services online, including corporate registrations.
SEC associate commissioner Joselia Poblador told reporters that the commission has awarded the project to a local infotech company that would develop and implement it.
According to Poblador, the objective of the project is to enable private companies to conduct their businesses with the SEC on line for such standard procedures as registration, reporting and regular submission of various documents required by the law.
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Roberto Manabat, who resigned last December from the SEC as general accountant, was reportedly recommended by Finance Secretary Margarito Teves and SEC chairperson Fe Barin.
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[Title] => Palace accepts Poblador resignation as associate commissioner of SEC
[Summary] => Malacañang has accepted the resignation of Joselia Poblador as associate commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission, who opted to cut short her stint at Asia’s oldest securities watchdog allegedly due to loss of confidence in the SEC leadership.
An appointee of President Joseph Estrada, Poblador still had one and half more years to serve in office.
SEC Commission Secretary Gerard Lukban said Poblador submitted her letter of resignation to the President in December but it was only last Thursday that Malacañang accepted her resignation.
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[Title] => Palace names Palabrica as new SEC commissioner
[Summary] => Malacañang has appointed lawyer Raul Palabrica as associate commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to replace Fe Eloisa Gloria whose term had recently expired.
Sources said Palabrica’s appointment papers were signed last March 18.
Palabrica, a columnist of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, was formerly vice-president for legal affairs of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT).
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SEC associate commissioner Joselia Poblador said the agency hopes to finish the terms of reference next month and immediately thereafter hold a public bidding.
Financial statements of companies with gross revenues of P10 million and above will then be made available through the SEC’s website (sec.gov.ph) by the end of the year.
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has stressed that it continues to remit, in accordance with law, its collected fees to the Bureau of Treasury.
This was in response to allegations that the SEC had failed to remit to the National Treasury P444 million out of the P866 million in fees collected in 2002. The SEC was among the 10 government agencies found to have failed to remit all their collections to the BTr.
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[Title] => Go to court, Bautista tells Coyiuto
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This challenge was hurled by Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Lilia R. Bautista to Philippine Stock Exchange director Robert Coyiuto Jr., who strongly objected to the decision of the SEC to uphold the appointment of Francisco Villaroman and Rodolfo Cruz, as corporate secretary and treasurer, respectively of the bourse.
"We are the interpreter of the law. We have the right to interpret it. if he wants, he can bring us to court," Bautista told reporters yesterday
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will not get in the way of the Philippine Stock Exchange’s plan to further extend trading hours as long as the mechanics of the proposed off-floor system can be properly put in place.
SEC commissioner Joselia Poblador said they would not object to the planned revision in the schedule of the PSE’s afternoon trading session provided the brokers implement an efficient system for off-site deals.
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SEC associate commissioner Joselia Poblador told reporters that the commission has awarded the project to a local infotech company that would develop and implement it.
According to Poblador, the objective of the project is to enable private companies to conduct their businesses with the SEC on line for such standard procedures as registration, reporting and regular submission of various documents required by the law.
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February 23, 2002 - 12:00am
