+ Follow ALICIA RITA ARROYO Tag
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[Title] => Misis ni Iggy ginisa ng abogado ni Ibuna
[Summary] => Nagisa ng abogado ni Grace Ibuna si Alicia Rita Arroyo, asawa ng namayapang Congressman Iggy Arroyo kaugnay ng ginawang pagdinig ng Quezon City court hinggil sa kung kanino mapupunta ang labi ng mambabatas.
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[Title] => PSE urged to fill up vacant seat for non-broker director
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) to immediately appoint a non-broker director to represent the interests of market issuers in the bourse’s 15-man board.
SEC chairman Lilia R. Bautista said the exchange should immediately elect a replacement for WG&A president Enrique M. Aboitiz Jr., who declined his appointment as outside director after some brokers questioned the process by which he was nominated.
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[Title] => Iggy Arroyo: I’m not Mike’s fall guy
[Summary] => Businessman Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo denied he was forced to be the fall guy in the Jose Pidal controversy, saying his elder brother, First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo, could not order him around.
"In fact I can tell you that my brother cannot tell me what to do. I am my own man," Iggy Arroyo said in an interview with GMA-7 late Monday to dispel Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s claim that he admitted owning the Jose Pidal bank accounts "to protect the presidential spouse."
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[Title] => PSE urged to steer investors away from scams
[Summary] => Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda challenged yesterday the new directors and officers of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) to attract more companies to list in the local bourse to enliven stock trading in the country.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) board of directors has filled in the two remaining slots in the bourse’s new set of officers with the appointment of Rodolfo Cruz, and Reynaldo Reyes as treasurer and assistant treasurer, respectively.
In a special meeting last March 22, the Vivian Yuchengco-chaired PSE board installed the two to replace Edwin Luy of Triton Securities and Eddie Gobing of Lucky Securities, both of whom have earlier turned down their election as treasurer and assistant treasurer due to their association with the group of Robert Coyiuto.
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[Title] => Yuchengco voted PSE chair in controversy-marred elections
[Summary] => Controversy marred yesterday’s elections for the new set of directors of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) as the camp of Robert Coyiuto Jr. declared they would legally challenge the board’s decision to install Vivian Yuchengco as the bourse’s new chairman.
In a surprising development, the PSE’s newly-elected 15-man board voted through a non-customary secret balloting process in favor of Yuchengco, winning over Coyiuto by a slim 8-7 count. This, despite the fact that Coyiuto’s entire five-man ticket made it to the list of the seven new directors.
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[Title] => 7 brokers to be elected directors at PSE polls
[Summary] => With its conversion last year into a stock corporation, the demutualized Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will have its first taste of voting by shares as it holds its annual board elections today.
The 184 broker-members will elect from a list of 10 candidates the seven broker-directors needed to fill up the remaining slate in the 15-man board which, by virtue of the Securities Regulation Code passed in August 2000, is now majority controlled by non-brokers.
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ALICIA RITA ARROYO
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[Title] => PSE urged to fill up vacant seat for non-broker director
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wants the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) to immediately appoint a non-broker director to represent the interests of market issuers in the bourse’s 15-man board.
SEC chairman Lilia R. Bautista said the exchange should immediately elect a replacement for WG&A president Enrique M. Aboitiz Jr., who declined his appointment as outside director after some brokers questioned the process by which he was nominated.
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[Title] => Iggy Arroyo: I’m not Mike’s fall guy
[Summary] => Businessman Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo denied he was forced to be the fall guy in the Jose Pidal controversy, saying his elder brother, First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo, could not order him around.
"In fact I can tell you that my brother cannot tell me what to do. I am my own man," Iggy Arroyo said in an interview with GMA-7 late Monday to dispel Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s claim that he admitted owning the Jose Pidal bank accounts "to protect the presidential spouse."
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[Title] => PSE urged to steer investors away from scams
[Summary] => Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda challenged yesterday the new directors and officers of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) to attract more companies to list in the local bourse to enliven stock trading in the country.
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In a special meeting last March 22, the Vivian Yuchengco-chaired PSE board installed the two to replace Edwin Luy of Triton Securities and Eddie Gobing of Lucky Securities, both of whom have earlier turned down their election as treasurer and assistant treasurer due to their association with the group of Robert Coyiuto.
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[Title] => Yuchengco voted PSE chair in controversy-marred elections
[Summary] => Controversy marred yesterday’s elections for the new set of directors of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) as the camp of Robert Coyiuto Jr. declared they would legally challenge the board’s decision to install Vivian Yuchengco as the bourse’s new chairman.
In a surprising development, the PSE’s newly-elected 15-man board voted through a non-customary secret balloting process in favor of Yuchengco, winning over Coyiuto by a slim 8-7 count. This, despite the fact that Coyiuto’s entire five-man ticket made it to the list of the seven new directors.
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[Title] => 7 brokers to be elected directors at PSE polls
[Summary] => With its conversion last year into a stock corporation, the demutualized Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will have its first taste of voting by shares as it holds its annual board elections today.
The 184 broker-members will elect from a list of 10 candidates the seven broker-directors needed to fill up the remaining slate in the 15-man board which, by virtue of the Securities Regulation Code passed in August 2000, is now majority controlled by non-brokers.
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