+ Follow STANDARD CHARTERED BANK PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Summary] => Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) hosted recently a midyear economic outlook to about 200 of the bank’s Priority Banking customers.
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[Title] => StanChart taps Cathay for travel rewards
[Summary] => Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) has tapped Cathay Pacific Airways as partner in a travel rewards program for the bank’s ‘priority’ customers.
[DatePublished] => 2013-08-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => StanChart boosts CSR program
[Summary] => Standard Chartered Bank Philippines is strengthening its corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts as it observes the global World Environment Day 2013 by building houses.
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[Title] => Standard Chartered issues P2.2-billion mortgage-backed housing debt paper
[Summary] => The first-ever residential mortgage backed securitization (RMBS) bond paper worth P2.2 billion was issued by the Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) along with the government-run National Home Mortgage and Finance Corp. (NHMFC).
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[Title] => Visa projects 67% hike in sales this year
[Summary] => Visa International is optimistic credit card sales will continue to be strong, buoyed by a resurgence of debit cards.
In 2005, debit card sales in the Philippines reached P104 billion, up 67 percent from the previous years level.
Visa Philippines country manager James Dixon said they expect sales this year to grow at practically the same rate.
"Growth was strong last year, and we see it growing strong again this year," Dixon said during the formal launching of its new advertising campaign recently.
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[Title] => Bankers to government: Keep hands off BSP
[Summary] => Members of the banking community, particularly the foreign financial institutions, want the Philippine government to keep its hands off the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the head of a foreign bank unit operating in the country said yesterday.
Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) chief executive officer Annemarie Durbin said it is the common view of the international and local banking community that the BSP should be insulated from political pressure.
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[Title] => Standard Chartered Phils eyes 400% profit growth
[Summary] => Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) is projecting a profit jump of over 400 percent this year as it refocuses its priorities while implementing critical cost containment measures.
Unofficial figures show that last year, the bank’s revenues grew by only 11 percent compared to the previous year.
Loan portfolio grew 16 percent last year compared to the three- percent growth registered by the industry while its non-performing loan (NPL) ratio improved further from 10.68 percent in 1999 to a single-digit ratio of 7.63 last year.
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STANDARD CHARTERED BANK PHILIPPINES
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In 2005, debit card sales in the Philippines reached P104 billion, up 67 percent from the previous years level.
Visa Philippines country manager James Dixon said they expect sales this year to grow at practically the same rate.
"Growth was strong last year, and we see it growing strong again this year," Dixon said during the formal launching of its new advertising campaign recently.
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[Title] => Bankers to government: Keep hands off BSP
[Summary] => Members of the banking community, particularly the foreign financial institutions, want the Philippine government to keep its hands off the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the head of a foreign bank unit operating in the country said yesterday.
Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) chief executive officer Annemarie Durbin said it is the common view of the international and local banking community that the BSP should be insulated from political pressure.
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[Title] => Standard Chartered Phils eyes 400% profit growth
[Summary] => Standard Chartered Bank Philippines (SCBP) is projecting a profit jump of over 400 percent this year as it refocuses its priorities while implementing critical cost containment measures.
Unofficial figures show that last year, the bank’s revenues grew by only 11 percent compared to the previous year.
Loan portfolio grew 16 percent last year compared to the three- percent growth registered by the industry while its non-performing loan (NPL) ratio improved further from 10.68 percent in 1999 to a single-digit ratio of 7.63 last year.
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