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Who is liable for the loss of a vehicle parked in a leased parking space, the owner of the leased premises or the security agency and its guards hired to guard the premises? This is answered in this case of the spouses Ben and Lina.

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                    [Title] => OFWs earn add’l P12.5M from SSS Flexi-fund savings
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More than 32,000 qualified overseas Filipino workers with active accounts at the Social Security System’s (SSS) provident fund earned P12.54 million in additional income last year, or three times the amount of earnings on their Flexi-fund savings in 2012.

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The Amalgamated Investments Bancorporation (AIB) is optimistic that it would easily achieve its 2006 net income target of at least P10 million this year.


This is lower than the P31 million last year and the P12 million net income in 2004.


AIB assistant vice president for private clients and money markets Zarah Jane D. Dominguez explained that 2005 was an exceptional year with the entry of a major account. And interest rates have been dropping," Dominguez added.


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Philippine firm Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) and two investment bankers have formed a joint venture with the Singapore and Jakarta offices of UK-based Moores Rowland   to provide capital market and corporate finance services to medium-sized companies in Southeast Asia.


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                    [Summary] => Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) has established a subsidiary that will draw foreign capital into the country’s small- and medium enterprises (SMEs).


"It is another investment banking activity, and the first of its kind backed by a major investment house," Stanley L. Saguinsin, AIB assistant vice president told The STAR.


The wholly-owned subsidiary is called Cashrounds.com which will act as conduit or middleman between foreign investors and the country’s SMEs.


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"It is another investment banking activity, and the first of its kind backed by a major investment house," Stanley L. Saguinsin, AIB assistant vice president told The STAR.


The wholly-owned subsidiary is called Cashrounds.com which will act as conduit or middleman between foreign investors and the country’s SMEs.


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This is lower than the P31 million last year and the P12 million net income in 2004.


AIB assistant vice president for private clients and money markets Zarah Jane D. Dominguez explained that 2005 was an exceptional year with the entry of a major account. And interest rates have been dropping," Dominguez added.


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Vicarious liability

By Jose C. Sison | December 4, 2013 - 12:00am

Who is liable for the loss of a vehicle parked in a leased parking space, the owner of the leased premises or the security agency and its guards hired to guard the premises? This is answered in this case of the spouses...

Opinion

OFWs earn add’l P12.5M from SSS Flexi-fund savings

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | June 16, 2013 - 12:00am

More than 32,000 qualified overseas Filipino workers with active accounts at the Social Security System’s (SSS) provident fund earned P12.54 million in additional income last year, or three times the amount...

Business

Earnings target achievable, AIB says

December 12, 2006 - 12:00am

The Amalgamated Investments Bancorporation (AIB) is optimistic that it would easily achieve its 2006 net income target of at least P10 million this year. This is lower than the P31 million last year and the...

Banking

Amalgamated Investments Bancorporation forms joint venture with Moores Rowland

July 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Philippine firm Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) and two investment bankers have formed a joint venture with the Singapore and Jakarta offices of UK-based Moores Rowland to provide capital market...

Banking

New firm to match foreign investors and local SMEs

By Ted P. Torres | June 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) has established a subsidiary that will draw foreign capital into the country’s small- and medium enterprises (SMEs). "It...

Business

New firm to match foreign investors and local SMEs

By Ted P. Torres | June 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) has established a subsidiary that will draw foreign capital into the country’s small- and medium enterprises (SMEs). "It...

Business