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[Title] => HSBC opens Davao branch, its first in Mindanao
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DAVAO CITY — After 131 years in the country, the Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp. finally opened this week a new branch its first in Mindanao.
"Today is a special day as we mark a first in HSBC’s 131-year history in the Philippines. For the first time, we have stepped into Mindanao–a region of fascinating diversity and great economic potential," said outgoing HSBC Phils. CEO Warner Manning.
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[Title] => Conservation of resource-rich Davao Gulf pushed
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DAVAO CITY — An environmental sensitivity index (ESI) mapping project has been launched here in an effort to protect and sustain the resource-rich Davao Gulf, also considered to be among the country’s busiest hubs serving several international shipping lines.
The Mapping for Conservation is a three-year project that aims to identify, assess and spatially present land, coastal and marine conditions as well as highlight degraded areas and hotspots in need of immediate attention.
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[Title] => HSBC bares more investments in BPO
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Top officials of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC) disclosed plans yesterday to expand their investments in the country, particularly in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry and infrastructure development.
HSBC incoming president and chief operating officer Mark Watkinson and outgoing president Warner Manning relayed the information to President Arroyo during their call on her at the Music Room of Malacañang.
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[Title] => HSBC willing to set aside P500M/yr for microfinance
[Summary] => HSBC is prepared to extend up to P500 million annually for the microfinance sector in the Philippines, a top bank official said.
Warner Manning, chief executive officer of HSBC Philippines, said they are prepared to extend the amount specifically to various microfinance institutions (MFIs), including cooperatives, non-government organizations, and rural and thrift banks.
Manning added that he is willing to hold talks with the People’s Credit and Finance Corp. (PCFC) for a possible cooperation in lending.
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[Title] => HSBC launches HSBCnet
[Summary] => The computers were there for the launch of HSBCnet, an internet banking service for corporate customers, but HSBC (Phils) chief executive officer Warner Manning and senior vice-president for corporate banking Andrew Tilke decided to give early birds (mostly finance directors and treasurers of the country’s top 500 companies) a little extra. They brought together Bangko Sentral Governor Rafael Buenaventura, SGV & Co.
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[Title] => Knowledge Institute organizes 4th RP Business Outlook Conference
[Summary] => It couldn’t be helped that speakers at the 4th annual Philippine Business Outlook Conference were predominantly from government.
The only non-government speakers were HSBC (Phils) president and chief executive officer Warner Manning (who talked about why the market prefers bonds to equities) and Social Weather Stations president Mahar Mangahas (who talked about the leading contenders in next year’s presidential election).
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[Title] => Warner Manning: The World's Local Man
[Summary] => Most people define travel as a trek on the beaten tourist path where breaking waves become the beach anthem and a guided tour to the stars means landing on Pamela Anderson's front lawn.
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[Title] => HSBC bares new CEO for RP
[Summary] => The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. has announced the appointment of Warner Manning as chief executive officer Philippines effective November 2002, subject to local regulatory approvals. Manning will also assume the position of chairman of HSBC Savings Bank (Philippines) Inc.
Paul Lawrence, the current chief executive officer Philippines, will take up the position of chief executive officer Singapore, in January 2003, subject to regulatory approvals.
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WARNER MANNING
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"Today is a special day as we mark a first in HSBC’s 131-year history in the Philippines. For the first time, we have stepped into Mindanao–a region of fascinating diversity and great economic potential," said outgoing HSBC Phils. CEO Warner Manning.
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DAVAO CITY — An environmental sensitivity index (ESI) mapping project has been launched here in an effort to protect and sustain the resource-rich Davao Gulf, also considered to be among the country’s busiest hubs serving several international shipping lines.
The Mapping for Conservation is a three-year project that aims to identify, assess and spatially present land, coastal and marine conditions as well as highlight degraded areas and hotspots in need of immediate attention.
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Top officials of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC) disclosed plans yesterday to expand their investments in the country, particularly in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry and infrastructure development.
HSBC incoming president and chief operating officer Mark Watkinson and outgoing president Warner Manning relayed the information to President Arroyo during their call on her at the Music Room of Malacañang.
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[Summary] => HSBC is prepared to extend up to P500 million annually for the microfinance sector in the Philippines, a top bank official said.
Warner Manning, chief executive officer of HSBC Philippines, said they are prepared to extend the amount specifically to various microfinance institutions (MFIs), including cooperatives, non-government organizations, and rural and thrift banks.
Manning added that he is willing to hold talks with the People’s Credit and Finance Corp. (PCFC) for a possible cooperation in lending.
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[Title] => HSBC bares new CEO for RP
[Summary] => The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. has announced the appointment of Warner Manning as chief executive officer Philippines effective November 2002, subject to local regulatory approvals. Manning will also assume the position of chairman of HSBC Savings Bank (Philippines) Inc.
Paul Lawrence, the current chief executive officer Philippines, will take up the position of chief executive officer Singapore, in January 2003, subject to regulatory approvals.
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