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[Title] => UBS to set up RP representative office
[Summary] => UBS AG, one of the world’s leading provider of wealth management services, will set up a representative office in the Philippines in line with its expansion in South East Asia, company officials said yesterday.
This, as the group struggled to recover from its strained relationship with the Department of Finance and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
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[Title] => Nolan heads IMF mission to RP
[Summary] => The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has named its former resident representative Sean Nolan as head of its Philippine mission following the recall of former mission head Joshua Felman.
Washington sources revealed over the weekend that the IMF has temporarily assigned Nolan to head the IMF’s Philippine mission until a permanent replacement has been found.
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[Title] => Government asks IMF to replace its chief of mission in RP
[Summary] => The Philippine government has officially asked for the removal of Joshua Felman, chief of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Philippine mission, for his alleged involvement in the fiasco involving investment bank UBS Warburg, a well-placed source said over the weekend.
The IMF is currently represented in the Philippines by Vikram Haksar but Felman is the official head of mission who visits the country several times a year to oversee the conduct of key evaluation missions, including the so-called Article IV review or post program monitoring.
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This, as the group struggled to recover from its strained relationship with the Department of Finance and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
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[Summary] => The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has named its former resident representative Sean Nolan as head of its Philippine mission following the recall of former mission head Joshua Felman.
Washington sources revealed over the weekend that the IMF has temporarily assigned Nolan to head the IMF’s Philippine mission until a permanent replacement has been found.
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[Title] => Government asks IMF to replace its chief of mission in RP
[Summary] => The Philippine government has officially asked for the removal of Joshua Felman, chief of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Philippine mission, for his alleged involvement in the fiasco involving investment bank UBS Warburg, a well-placed source said over the weekend.
The IMF is currently represented in the Philippines by Vikram Haksar but Felman is the official head of mission who visits the country several times a year to oversee the conduct of key evaluation missions, including the so-called Article IV review or post program monitoring.
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