+ Follow STARR INTERNATIONAL Tag
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[Title] => Fitch lauds tighter insurance regulations
[Summary] => International credit agency Fitch Ratings said that the tightened regulation by the Insurance Commission (IC) on capital and risk weighting is positive for the country’s insurance industry.
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[Title] => US giant enters Phl non-life insurance market
[Summary] => Hong Kong-based Starr International Insurance (Asia) Ltd. has entered the Philippine non-life insurance market, an affirmation of its positive outlook on the country’s economic growth.
[DatePublished] => 2013-10-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Greenberg firm enters non-life insurance mart in Phl
[Summary] => After nearly two decades, a major foreign insurance and financial institution has entered the country’s struggling non-life insurance industry.
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[Title] => The Count of Mario Crespo
[Summary] => Mario Crespo a.k.a. as Mark Jimenez, who is serving a two-year sentence for illegal campaign contributions and tax evasion, is counting the days when he shall make his triumphant return to the Philippines. Word from our Florida Eye-spy is that Marky baby may get off earlier than expected from his minimum-security federal detention center because of "good behavior" and the "best friend" relationships he established with his jailers. Much like Dumas’ Count of Monte Cristo, Mark Jimenez is coming back with a vengeance with plans to run for Mayor of Manila.
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STARR INTERNATIONAL
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[Title] => Greenberg firm enters non-life insurance mart in Phl
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