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It also expects the peso to stabilize at 55.50 to the dollar for an average of 56 to $1 for this year.
"We view the Philippine economy with guarded optimism. In fact, we are now shifting our portfolio investments from short-term last year to medium to long-term," said BPI senior vice president Adelbert Legasto, who heads the asset management group.
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The shares sought to be registered consisted of 30 million common shares with a par value of P100 per share. The additional shares bring to P12 billion the total outstanding shares of the Ayala-owned mutual fund firm.
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