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                    [Title] => PSE tables issue of private placement
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has referred to its counsel the issues raised by a group of stockbrokers questioning the sale via private placement of 40 percent of the bourse’s shares to institutional investors. 


PSE president Cayetano Paderanga said the recommendation of the exchange’s general counsel would be taken up by the board in a meeting set tomorrow, or a day before the bourse’s annual stockholders meeting.
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An official of the Securities and Exchange Commission said the newly-appointed liquidator for CIPI is now conducting several meetings with some major creditors of the investment house to facilitate the preparation of the mandatory liquidation plan to be submitted to the Pasig Regional Trial Court.
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Jose P. Aquino, head of the SEC’s Markets Regulation Department, said while CIPI’s petition for suspension of debt payments case is under the jurisdiction of the regular courts, the SEC can still investigate the firm for possible violations of securities regulations.
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PSE president Cayetano Paderanga said the recommendation of the exchange’s general counsel would be taken up by the board in a meeting set tomorrow, or a day before the bourse’s annual stockholders meeting.
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An official of the Securities and Exchange Commission said the newly-appointed liquidator for CIPI is now conducting several meetings with some major creditors of the investment house to facilitate the preparation of the mandatory liquidation plan to be submitted to the Pasig Regional Trial Court.
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Jose P. Aquino, head of the SEC’s Markets Regulation Department, said while CIPI’s petition for suspension of debt payments case is under the jurisdiction of the regular courts, the SEC can still investigate the firm for possible violations of securities regulations.
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