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[Title] => DBP H1 income up
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) recorded a net income after provisioning of P899 million in the first semester reflected that bank’s attitude towards ensuring its ability to cope with any problems. It has the highest coverage ratio among the country‘s commercial banks (private or GFI) of 72 percent versus industry average of 57 percent.
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[Title] => DBP extends loan to Isabela
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has extended a P335-million loan to the provincial government of Isabela to finance a corn integrated production, post harvest facilities, four district hospitals, medical equipment, and 96 units of school buildings.
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[Title] => DBP wholesale loans jump 70% in 2003
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) reported yesterday its wholesale loans grew by 70 percent to P10.53 billion in 2003 from P7.4 billion in 2002
Total loan releases last year amounted to P10.24 billion for more than 200 projects.
DBP’s total loan portfolio amounted to P82.92 billion in 2003. Of this amount, P44 billion was allocated for retail lending and another P38.8 billion for wholesale.
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[Title] => DBP sees lower income this year
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) sees lower earnings for this year due to a general slowdown in economic activity as well as the impact of the dreaded Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and the 10-percent value-added tax on financial institutions.
Full year net income target is seen at P1.85 billion, or just 2.7 percent higher than the P1.84 billion realized in 2002.
In 2002, the bank recorded a income of P1.46 billion.
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[Title] => DBP clears P1.87-B in 2002
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) posted a net income of P1.87 billion in 2002, slightly higher than the P1.84 billion registered in 2001. Out of its earnings last year, the bank has declared a P1-billion dividend to the National Government.
For 2003, DBP president Simon R. Paterno said they do not expect to post a dramatic increase in net income. "External conditions are unpredictable, including threats of international," he said, adding that lending would be their priority instead of making huge profits.
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[Title] => DBP lending hits P15.8-B in first three months; SMEs get big chunk
[Summary] => The country’s so-called "backbone of the Philippine economy" or the small and medium enterprises (SME) continued its growth with the help of just financial institutions as the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP).
State-run DBP released and approved new loans for SMEs in the first three months of the year equivalent to half of the amount it released the previous year.
As of end March, the DBP released approximately P15.815 billion or about a sixth of its total loan portfolio of P82.9 billion.
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[Title] => DBP loan portfolio hits P99.1-B as of Dec 2002
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) had extended a total of P99.1 billion in loans covering 6,371 projects as of end December 2002.
In 2002 alone, the government financial institution (GFI) extended P5.4 billion in loans covering 132 projects.
Roughly 73 percent of the projects that received funding were classified as small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The sector received P1.1 billion or a little over 20 percent of the total loan released last year.
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[Title] => DBP turns over P1-B dividend to government
[Summary] => Posting a net income of P1.87 billion in 2002, the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) said yesterday it has turned over a P1-billion dividend to the National Government.
The bank’s net profit would have been much higher had it not been for a loan-loss provisioning of P2.5 billion.
President and chief executive officer Simon R. Paterno said that being a development bank, DBP normally takes more risks in its lending program.
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[Title] => DBP launches ‘Unlad Pinoy Awards’
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has launched the Outstanding DBP Entrepreneurs and Most Environmentally-Responsive Corporation(s) in line with its mandate to support the growth and development of entrepreneurship in the country.
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[Title] => DBP net income up 16% to P1.5-B in 1st 9 months
[Summary] => The January-September net income of the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) grew 16 percent to P1.5 billion this year, from P1.30 billion in the same period last year.
Before loan-loss provisioning, DBP had a net income of P3.9 billion. Total resources stood at P149.671-billion as of October this year, up by P12.502 billion or nine percent compared to the same period last year.
The DBP, one of two high performing government financial institutions (GFI), however expects full year 2002 net earnings to be lower than that of last year although better than 2000.
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[Title] => DBP extends loan to Isabela
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has extended a P335-million loan to the provincial government of Isabela to finance a corn integrated production, post harvest facilities, four district hospitals, medical equipment, and 96 units of school buildings.
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[Title] => DBP wholesale loans jump 70% in 2003
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) reported yesterday its wholesale loans grew by 70 percent to P10.53 billion in 2003 from P7.4 billion in 2002
Total loan releases last year amounted to P10.24 billion for more than 200 projects.
DBP’s total loan portfolio amounted to P82.92 billion in 2003. Of this amount, P44 billion was allocated for retail lending and another P38.8 billion for wholesale.
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[Title] => DBP sees lower income this year
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) sees lower earnings for this year due to a general slowdown in economic activity as well as the impact of the dreaded Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and the 10-percent value-added tax on financial institutions.
Full year net income target is seen at P1.85 billion, or just 2.7 percent higher than the P1.84 billion realized in 2002.
In 2002, the bank recorded a income of P1.46 billion.
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[Title] => DBP clears P1.87-B in 2002
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) posted a net income of P1.87 billion in 2002, slightly higher than the P1.84 billion registered in 2001. Out of its earnings last year, the bank has declared a P1-billion dividend to the National Government.
For 2003, DBP president Simon R. Paterno said they do not expect to post a dramatic increase in net income. "External conditions are unpredictable, including threats of international," he said, adding that lending would be their priority instead of making huge profits.
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[Title] => DBP lending hits P15.8-B in first three months; SMEs get big chunk
[Summary] => The country’s so-called "backbone of the Philippine economy" or the small and medium enterprises (SME) continued its growth with the help of just financial institutions as the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP).
State-run DBP released and approved new loans for SMEs in the first three months of the year equivalent to half of the amount it released the previous year.
As of end March, the DBP released approximately P15.815 billion or about a sixth of its total loan portfolio of P82.9 billion.
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[Title] => DBP loan portfolio hits P99.1-B as of Dec 2002
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) had extended a total of P99.1 billion in loans covering 6,371 projects as of end December 2002.
In 2002 alone, the government financial institution (GFI) extended P5.4 billion in loans covering 132 projects.
Roughly 73 percent of the projects that received funding were classified as small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The sector received P1.1 billion or a little over 20 percent of the total loan released last year.
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[Title] => DBP turns over P1-B dividend to government
[Summary] => Posting a net income of P1.87 billion in 2002, the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) said yesterday it has turned over a P1-billion dividend to the National Government.
The bank’s net profit would have been much higher had it not been for a loan-loss provisioning of P2.5 billion.
President and chief executive officer Simon R. Paterno said that being a development bank, DBP normally takes more risks in its lending program.
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[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has launched the Outstanding DBP Entrepreneurs and Most Environmentally-Responsive Corporation(s) in line with its mandate to support the growth and development of entrepreneurship in the country.
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[Title] => DBP net income up 16% to P1.5-B in 1st 9 months
[Summary] => The January-September net income of the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) grew 16 percent to P1.5 billion this year, from P1.30 billion in the same period last year.
Before loan-loss provisioning, DBP had a net income of P3.9 billion. Total resources stood at P149.671-billion as of October this year, up by P12.502 billion or nine percent compared to the same period last year.
The DBP, one of two high performing government financial institutions (GFI), however expects full year 2002 net earnings to be lower than that of last year although better than 2000.
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