+ Follow ASIA-PACIFIC BANKING CONGRESS Tag
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[Title] => PVB income up
[Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) reported a net income of P227.9 million in 2003, or a 10 percent growth from the P207.1 million in 2002.
Bank officials attributed its gains to higher interest differential business, higher volume of fee-based transactions, higher income from ROPOA (real or other properties owned and acquired) sales and effective cost management.
The PVB provides 20 percent of its net income for programs and projects for the World War II veterans including widows and families.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Veterans Bank’s Oplan Beterano bags best customer service award
[Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank’s (PVB) Oplan Beterano was awarded the best customer service category in the prestigious Asian Banking Awards 2004.
The annual awards was held during the Asia-Pacific Banking Congress held in Manila this year, with over 300 financial and banking leaders in attendance.
The Asian Bankers Association and the Bank Marketing Association of the Philippines (BMAP) co-sponsored the Asia-Pacific Banking Congress.
Oplan Beterano is a joint winner in the customer service program category along with Jammu & Kashmir Bank of India.
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ASIA-PACIFIC BANKING CONGRESS
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[Title] => PVB income up
[Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) reported a net income of P227.9 million in 2003, or a 10 percent growth from the P207.1 million in 2002.
Bank officials attributed its gains to higher interest differential business, higher volume of fee-based transactions, higher income from ROPOA (real or other properties owned and acquired) sales and effective cost management.
The PVB provides 20 percent of its net income for programs and projects for the World War II veterans including widows and families.
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[Title] => Veterans Bank’s Oplan Beterano bags best customer service award
[Summary] => The Philippine Veterans Bank’s (PVB) Oplan Beterano was awarded the best customer service category in the prestigious Asian Banking Awards 2004.
The annual awards was held during the Asia-Pacific Banking Congress held in Manila this year, with over 300 financial and banking leaders in attendance.
The Asian Bankers Association and the Bank Marketing Association of the Philippines (BMAP) co-sponsored the Asia-Pacific Banking Congress.
Oplan Beterano is a joint winner in the customer service program category along with Jammu & Kashmir Bank of India.
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