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[Title] => Umasunto sa DA sec. may 4 kaso sa Ombudsman
[Summary] => Nahaharap umano sa patong-patong na asunto sa Ombudsman ang daÂting alkalde na nagsampa ng kaso laban kay Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala.
[DatePublished] => 2013-02-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Non-life insurers seek DOTC cooperation
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Non-life insurance trade association Philippine Insurers and Reinsurers Association (PIRA) is appealing to the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) to allow it to connect with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to once and for all test the system it developed on the clearing of compulsory third party liability (CTPL) insurance.
PIRA chairman Ramon Y. Dimacali said that the connection with the LTO is the last remaining step in PIRA’s system that will protect motorists who buy CTPL insurance policies.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Insurers reject DOF order
[Summary] => The Philippine Insurers and Reinsurers Association (PIRA), representing 94 non-life insurance companies nationwide, is proposing to retain the P50-million network capital and the adoption of the risk-based capital (RBC) regulations as an option to Department of Finance (DOF) Order 27-06.
"We should revisit the results of the RBC end 2007 where we can agree on niche models with lower capital for some insurers," Ramon Y. Dimacali, chairman of PIRA, said.
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[Title] => iBank eyes 34% revenue growth
[Summary] => International Exchange Bank (iBank) is eyeing a net income of as much as P700 million this year or about 34 percent more than the P522 million profit last year, a top bank official said.
At the bank’s annual stockholders meeting Tuesday, iBank chief executive Ramon Y. Sy said the income target roughly takes into consideration the slowdown of the economy.
"But we are optimistic that we will make improvements despite the uncertainties," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pilot livelihood, housing project expanded to include lawmen
[Summary] => It started as a jeepney drivers’ village. Adjacent to it will now rise a policemen’s village.
The breakthrough in building a policemen’s village adjacent to that allocated for jeepney drivers was firmed up last Wednesday night when business leaders, a top official of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and a representative of the provincial government of Rizal agreed to expand the housing-plus-livelihood project to include lawmen.
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[Title] => i-Bank eyes IPO, Tier 2
[Summary] => After seven months of outstanding performance so far this year, the International Exchange Bank (i-Bank) remains on track for a major capital build-up of between P3 to P4 billion next year.
That would be achieved through an initial public offering (IPO) and possibly an application for Tier 2.
"We would like to gain between 10 to 20 percent of our authorized capital base of P5 billion from the IPO," Ramon Y. Sy, president and chief executive officer said, during the formal launching recently of its iDeal ATM card.
[DatePublished] => 2003-08-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Ramon Sy stays with iBank
[Summary] => International Exchange Bank president and chief executive officer Ramon Y. Sy doused speculations that he is leaving his bank to assume the top post of debt-strapped Philippine National Bank (PNB).
"There have been speculations over the past few days about the possibility of my joining the Philippine National Bank, I would like to lay all speculation to rest. I am staying at iBank," said Sy in a brief press statement yesterday.
Sy was earlier reported to have accepted government’s offer to serve as president of PNB.
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[Title] => Umasunto sa DA sec. may 4 kaso sa Ombudsman
[Summary] => Nahaharap umano sa patong-patong na asunto sa Ombudsman ang daÂting alkalde na nagsampa ng kaso laban kay Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala.
[DatePublished] => 2013-02-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Non-life insurers seek DOTC cooperation
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Non-life insurance trade association Philippine Insurers and Reinsurers Association (PIRA) is appealing to the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) to allow it to connect with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to once and for all test the system it developed on the clearing of compulsory third party liability (CTPL) insurance.
PIRA chairman Ramon Y. Dimacali said that the connection with the LTO is the last remaining step in PIRA’s system that will protect motorists who buy CTPL insurance policies.
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[Title] => Insurers reject DOF order
[Summary] => The Philippine Insurers and Reinsurers Association (PIRA), representing 94 non-life insurance companies nationwide, is proposing to retain the P50-million network capital and the adoption of the risk-based capital (RBC) regulations as an option to Department of Finance (DOF) Order 27-06.
"We should revisit the results of the RBC end 2007 where we can agree on niche models with lower capital for some insurers," Ramon Y. Dimacali, chairman of PIRA, said.
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[Title] => iBank eyes 34% revenue growth
[Summary] => International Exchange Bank (iBank) is eyeing a net income of as much as P700 million this year or about 34 percent more than the P522 million profit last year, a top bank official said.
At the bank’s annual stockholders meeting Tuesday, iBank chief executive Ramon Y. Sy said the income target roughly takes into consideration the slowdown of the economy.
"But we are optimistic that we will make improvements despite the uncertainties," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pilot livelihood, housing project expanded to include lawmen
[Summary] => It started as a jeepney drivers’ village. Adjacent to it will now rise a policemen’s village.
The breakthrough in building a policemen’s village adjacent to that allocated for jeepney drivers was firmed up last Wednesday night when business leaders, a top official of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and a representative of the provincial government of Rizal agreed to expand the housing-plus-livelihood project to include lawmen.
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[Title] => i-Bank eyes IPO, Tier 2
[Summary] => After seven months of outstanding performance so far this year, the International Exchange Bank (i-Bank) remains on track for a major capital build-up of between P3 to P4 billion next year.
That would be achieved through an initial public offering (IPO) and possibly an application for Tier 2.
"We would like to gain between 10 to 20 percent of our authorized capital base of P5 billion from the IPO," Ramon Y. Sy, president and chief executive officer said, during the formal launching recently of its iDeal ATM card.
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[Title] => Ramon Sy stays with iBank
[Summary] => International Exchange Bank president and chief executive officer Ramon Y. Sy doused speculations that he is leaving his bank to assume the top post of debt-strapped Philippine National Bank (PNB).
"There have been speculations over the past few days about the possibility of my joining the Philippine National Bank, I would like to lay all speculation to rest. I am staying at iBank," said Sy in a brief press statement yesterday.
Sy was earlier reported to have accepted government’s offer to serve as president of PNB.
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