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[Title] => Asia United Bank sees 20% higher net income this year
[Summary] => Asia United Bank (AUB) said it expects a full year net income of P1.2 billion or 20 percent higher than the P1 billion recorded in 2010.
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[Title] => AUB to upgrade into a universal bank, eyes IPO in 2007
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Asia United Bank (AUB) is planning to upgrade its status from a commercial bank to a universal bank to open up more opportunities for expansion, a top bank official said.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is requiring banks to first obtain a universal banking license before they are allowed to venture into other non-allied activities.
At the same time, the BSP is also requiring that a universal bank must sell 10 percent of its shares through an initial public offering (IPO) three to five years after obtaining its universal banking license.
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ANTONIO AGCAOILI JR.
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[Title] => Asia United Bank sees 20% higher net income this year
[Summary] => Asia United Bank (AUB) said it expects a full year net income of P1.2 billion or 20 percent higher than the P1 billion recorded in 2010.
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Asia United Bank (AUB) is planning to upgrade its status from a commercial bank to a universal bank to open up more opportunities for expansion, a top bank official said.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is requiring banks to first obtain a universal banking license before they are allowed to venture into other non-allied activities.
At the same time, the BSP is also requiring that a universal bank must sell 10 percent of its shares through an initial public offering (IPO) three to five years after obtaining its universal banking license.
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