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[Title] => Why Australian grass-fed beef is better
[Summary] => Chef Marco Legasto, owner and resident chef of Prime 101 restaurant, says he prefers to eat his beef raw because he can taste the full flavors of the meat.
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[Title] => BPI assets under management up 7%
[Summary] => Ayala-controlled Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has reported that its assets under management (AUM) reached P470 billion as of end-June 2010, up a little over seven percent from P439 billion at end-2009.
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[Title] => BPI assets under management hit P370 billion
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is managing P370-billion worth of assets, making it the biggest assets under management (AUMs) by a domestic commercial bank.
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[Title] => BPI assets under management hit P255B as of March
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The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) had over P255 billion in assets under management (AUM) as of end March, the single biggest block in the banking system.
This is 27.5 percent better than the P200 billion recorded at the end of 2006.
"That is good enough to keep a market share of 26 percent of the industry AUMs," Adelbert A. Legasto, BPI executive vice president and head of BPI Asset Management Group (BPI AMG), said.
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[Title] => Peso, stocks seen to improve by yearend
[Summary] => Despite reaching a record closing low of P56.45 to the dollar last Monday, the local currency is seen to stabilize at the P56:$1 level by the end of the year on the strength of higher remittances from overseas Filipino workers, a top bank executive said.
Adelbert A. Legasto, senior vice president and head of the Bank of the Philippine Islands’ asset management group, added that the Philippine Stock Exchange stock index (Phisix) is expected to challenge the 1,900-level, after recently breaking the 1,700 psychological ceiling.
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[Title] => Assets managed by BPI reach P200-B
[Summary] => The assets under management (AUM) of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) reached a high of P200 billion as of end April already overshooting the full-year target of P150 billion.
The AUM figure accounts for a market share of roughly 20 percent of the total trust operations of the country’s banking system.
From an AUM level of P94 billion in 2001, BPI said it went up to P115 billion the following year. Last year, it increased by another 13 percent to a record P130 billion.
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[Title] => BPI revises 2004 GDP growth projection from 4.5% to 5%
[Summary] => The asset management group of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has revised its 2004 gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast to five percent from the original 4.5 percent.
It also expects the peso to stabilize at 55.50 to the dollar for an average of 56 to $1 for this year.
"We view the Philippine economy with guarded optimism. In fact, we are now shifting our portfolio investments from short-term last year to medium to long-term," said BPI senior vice president Adelbert Legasto, who heads the asset management group.
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[Title] => BPI gets more aggressive in local equities market
[Summary] => The asset management and trust arm of the Bank of the Philippines Islands (BPI) has assumed a more aggressive stance in the local equities market in a bid to further increase the yields in its investment portfolio.
Adelberto A. Legasto, senior vice president of the BPI Asset Management Group, said they have shifted from extremely cautious or "neutral" to aggressive in view of the improving economic fundamentals that have lifted sentiment toward the stock market.
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[DatePublished] => 2015-08-19 10:00:00
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[Title] => BPI assets under management hit P370 billion
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The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) had over P255 billion in assets under management (AUM) as of end March, the single biggest block in the banking system.
This is 27.5 percent better than the P200 billion recorded at the end of 2006.
"That is good enough to keep a market share of 26 percent of the industry AUMs," Adelbert A. Legasto, BPI executive vice president and head of BPI Asset Management Group (BPI AMG), said.
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[Summary] => Despite reaching a record closing low of P56.45 to the dollar last Monday, the local currency is seen to stabilize at the P56:$1 level by the end of the year on the strength of higher remittances from overseas Filipino workers, a top bank executive said.
Adelbert A. Legasto, senior vice president and head of the Bank of the Philippine Islands’ asset management group, added that the Philippine Stock Exchange stock index (Phisix) is expected to challenge the 1,900-level, after recently breaking the 1,700 psychological ceiling.
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The AUM figure accounts for a market share of roughly 20 percent of the total trust operations of the country’s banking system.
From an AUM level of P94 billion in 2001, BPI said it went up to P115 billion the following year. Last year, it increased by another 13 percent to a record P130 billion.
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[Summary] => The asset management group of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) has revised its 2004 gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast to five percent from the original 4.5 percent.
It also expects the peso to stabilize at 55.50 to the dollar for an average of 56 to $1 for this year.
"We view the Philippine economy with guarded optimism. In fact, we are now shifting our portfolio investments from short-term last year to medium to long-term," said BPI senior vice president Adelbert Legasto, who heads the asset management group.
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Adelberto A. Legasto, senior vice president of the BPI Asset Management Group, said they have shifted from extremely cautious or "neutral" to aggressive in view of the improving economic fundamentals that have lifted sentiment toward the stock market.
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August 18, 2008 - 12:00am
