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                    [Summary] => The plan of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) to impose non-monetary penalties for listed firms failing to meet the Exchange’s disclosure requirements faces stiff opposition from several broker-directors led by Robert Coyiuto Jr.


This reaction came in the midst of a proposal by the PSE’s Listing Committee, chaired by former banker Peter Favila, to implement penalties in non-monetary form in lieu of the P50,000 fine for violations such as late or non-disclosure of vital corporate information.


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                    [Title] => Ongpin plan to file damage suit won’t prosper — Coyiuto
                    [Summary] => Stockbroker Robert Coyiuto Jr. said yesterday the multi-million peso damage suit being contemplated by the group of businessman Roberto Ongpin will not prosper since he (Coyiuto) is "merely exercising a legitimate right and a sworn duty to uphold the rules of PSE as a stockholder and director."


In a statement, Coyiuto said that in filing the derivative suit last April 25 against Itogon-Suyoc Mines Inc. (ISMI), he was merely defending the existing listing rules of the Philippine Stock Exchange on pre-emptive rights of minority stockholders.


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                    [Title] => Itogon-Suyoc to sue Coyiuto
                    [Summary] => Itogon-Suyoc Mines, Inc. announced yesterday, through its chairman Roberto V. Ongpin, that it will file a multimillion damage suit against Robert Coyiuto.


"His continued harassment of ISM, especially his latest ploy of filing a ‘derivative’ suit, has caused untold damage to get away with it," Ongpin said. ISM is presently quantifying the damage Coyiuto’s actions have caused ISM, "but I can assure you it will be a substantial amount," Ongpin said.


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Instead, the company rescheduled the IPO for the fourth quarter of this year or early next year. However, the matter of the postponement will still be elevated to the PSE’s Listing Committee and the board of directors for their appropriate actions.


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                    [Title] => PSE threatens to freeze trading of 2 listed firms
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange threatened anew to suspend trading of stocks of two listed companies and extend the suspension in another issue for their repeated failure to comply with the PSE’s reportorial requirements.


In a memorandum, PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange "shall consider implementing a trading suspension" on the shares of C&P Homes INC. and Reynolds Philippines Corp. and retain the suspension of Mondragon International Philippines Inc.


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In a memorandum, PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange "shall consider implementing a trading suspension" on the shares of C&P Homes INC. and Reynolds Philippines Corp. and retain the suspension of Mondragon International Philippines Inc.


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In a statement, Coyiuto said that in filing the derivative suit last April 25 against Itogon-Suyoc Mines Inc. (ISMI), he was merely defending the existing listing rules of the Philippine Stock Exchange on pre-emptive rights of minority stockholders.


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In a memorandum, PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange "shall consider implementing a trading suspension" on the shares of C&P Homes INC. and Reynolds Philippines Corp. and retain the suspension of Mondragon International Philippines Inc.


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In a memorandum, PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said the Exchange "shall consider implementing a trading suspension" on the shares of C&P Homes INC. and Reynolds Philippines Corp. and retain the suspension of Mondragon International Philippines Inc.


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Coyiuto bucks PSE plan to penalize erring listed firms

July 18, 2002 - 12:00am

The plan of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) to impose non-monetary penalties for listed firms failing to meet the Exchange’s disclosure requirements faces stiff opposition from several broker-directors led...

Business

Ongpin plan to file damage suit won’t prosper — Coyiuto

By Christina Mendez | May 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Stockbroker Robert Coyiuto Jr. said yesterday the multi-million peso damage suit being contemplated by the group of businessman Roberto Ongpin will not prosper since he (Coyiuto) is "merely exercising a legitimate...

Business

Itogon-Suyoc to sue Coyiuto

May 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Itogon-Suyoc Mines, Inc. announced yesterday, through its chairman Roberto V. Ongpin, that it will file a multimillion damage suit against Robert Coyiuto. "His continued harassment of ISM, especially his latest...

Business

Tambunting Financial Services postpones IPO

March 16, 2002 - 12:00am

The initial public offering (IPO) of TFS Inc. or Tambunting Financial Services will not push through next week as the company has advised the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) of a postponement "due to existing...

Business

PSE threatens to freeze trading of 2 listed firms

By Christina Mendez | June 24, 2001 - 12:00am

The Philippine Stock Exchange threatened anew to suspend trading of stocks of two listed companies and extend the suspension in another issue for their repeated failure to comply with the PSE’s reportorial requirements. In...

Business

PSE threatens to freeze trading of 2 listed firms

By Christina Mendez | June 24, 2001 - 12:00am

The Philippine Stock Exchange threatened anew to suspend trading of stocks of two listed companies and extend the suspension in another issue for their repeated failure to comply with the PSE’s...

Business