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[Title] => PSE urges savings banks, GOCCs to list shares
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is urging savings banks and the profitable government-owned or controlled corporations (GOCCs) to list their shares on the local bourse in line with efforts to improve market breadth and liquidity.
PSE president Francis Lim said the exchange wants to see the listing of more banks at the exchange to provide the public with more investment options.
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[Title] => PSE mulls easier listing rules
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is considering the relaxation of its listing rules for the second and small and medium enterprise (SME) boards in line with ongoing efforts to lure more companies to go public.
PSE president Francis Lim said the exchange is particularly keen on amending the track record and market capitalization requirements of the listing rules.
Under existing rules, second board issuers must have a market capitalization of at least P250 million and an operating history of at least one year prior to listing.
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[Title] => Knowledge Institute organizes 4th RP Business Outlook Conference
[Summary] => It couldn’t be helped that speakers at the 4th annual Philippine Business Outlook Conference were predominantly from government.
The only non-government speakers were HSBC (Phils) president and chief executive officer Warner Manning (who talked about why the market prefers bonds to equities) and Social Weather Stations president Mahar Mangahas (who talked about the leading contenders in next year’s presidential election).
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[Title] => The fast-driving Pam de Veyra
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If listening is a virtue, Pam de Veyra is the proverbial ear. Too shy to speak out, our 5’6" bachelorette has evolved into being the note taker, gathering information about industries and analyzing them. Based on what she reads and hears, pretty Pam predicts what the future of an industry might be. If, for example, a power company looks like it is heading into trouble, decision makers will want to know.
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KNOWLEDGE INSTITUTE
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is urging savings banks and the profitable government-owned or controlled corporations (GOCCs) to list their shares on the local bourse in line with efforts to improve market breadth and liquidity.
PSE president Francis Lim said the exchange wants to see the listing of more banks at the exchange to provide the public with more investment options.
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[Title] => PSE mulls easier listing rules
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is considering the relaxation of its listing rules for the second and small and medium enterprise (SME) boards in line with ongoing efforts to lure more companies to go public.
PSE president Francis Lim said the exchange is particularly keen on amending the track record and market capitalization requirements of the listing rules.
Under existing rules, second board issuers must have a market capitalization of at least P250 million and an operating history of at least one year prior to listing.
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The only non-government speakers were HSBC (Phils) president and chief executive officer Warner Manning (who talked about why the market prefers bonds to equities) and Social Weather Stations president Mahar Mangahas (who talked about the leading contenders in next year’s presidential election).
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