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In a financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Chinatrust said the improvement was due to higher interest revenues, stronger fee-based business, robust trading gains and a tight rein on costs.
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Given the current economic downturn, Chinatrust vice chairman Thomas K.S. Chen said the bank’s projected growth rate is a conservative estimate.
Although its network in the Philippines is considered small, Chen said the bank is always on the lookout for possibilities of expanding its reach in the country.
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In a financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Chinatrust said the improvement was due to higher interest revenues, stronger fee-based business, robust trading gains and a tight rein on costs.
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Given the current economic downturn, Chinatrust vice chairman Thomas K.S. Chen said the bank’s projected growth rate is a conservative estimate.
Although its network in the Philippines is considered small, Chen said the bank is always on the lookout for possibilities of expanding its reach in the country.
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December 15, 2001 - 12:00am
