+ Follow ASIAWORLD PROPERTIES Tag
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[Title] => A celebration of giving
[Summary] => “Welcome every morning with a smile. Look on a new day as another special gift from your Creator, another golden opportunity to complete what you were unable to finish yesterday.”
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[Title] => Asiaworld, Sta Lucia tie up on bay project
[Summary] => Asiaworld Properties Philippines Corp. (APPC) and Sta. Lucia Realty and Development Inc. have entered into a P1.5-billion joint venture project to develop an eight-hectare property inside Asiaworld City near Manila Bay into a prime residential subdivision.
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[Title] => PEA: SC ruling on Amari deal affects revenue drive
[Summary] => The Public Estates Authority (PEA) has told the Supreme Court (SC) that its July 9 ruling junking the government’s contract with Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. was a setback to administration’s efforts to collect more revenues from government projects.
In its 25-page supplemental appeal, the PEA claimed the decision would "lead to substantial losses in revenues for the government" as owners of these reclaimed lands along Roxas Boulevard "may suspend payment of real estate taxes."
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[Title] => Urban Bank: Who benefitted whom?
[Summary] => Last Sept. 11 four counts of estafa charges were filed against former Urban Bank officials.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) contend that the officials conspired to misuse P2.8 billion of funds of the Urbank Bank Inc. (UBI).
Respondents, according to official documents, defrauded or prejudiced the interest of Urbank Bank, stockholders and their own depositors, to be able to pay and benefit selected clients and investors of their 40 percent-owned affiliate, Urbancorp Investment, Inc. (UII).
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[Title] => Regulators question ‘anomalous’ sale of debt papers
[Summary] => The woes of the top officials of Urban Bank and its investment arm Urbancorp Investment Inc. continue to mount as government regulators contested an "anomalous and highly abnormal" sale of debt papers by UII to its parent company that eventually led to the bank’s collapse.
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ASIAWORLD PROPERTIES
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In its 25-page supplemental appeal, the PEA claimed the decision would "lead to substantial losses in revenues for the government" as owners of these reclaimed lands along Roxas Boulevard "may suspend payment of real estate taxes."
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[Title] => Urban Bank: Who benefitted whom?
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) contend that the officials conspired to misuse P2.8 billion of funds of the Urbank Bank Inc. (UBI).
Respondents, according to official documents, defrauded or prejudiced the interest of Urbank Bank, stockholders and their own depositors, to be able to pay and benefit selected clients and investors of their 40 percent-owned affiliate, Urbancorp Investment, Inc. (UII).
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[Title] => Regulators question ‘anomalous’ sale of debt papers
[Summary] => The woes of the top officials of Urban Bank and its investment arm Urbancorp Investment Inc. continue to mount as government regulators contested an "anomalous and highly abnormal" sale of debt papers by UII to its parent company that eventually led to the bank’s collapse.
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November 26, 2000 - 12:00am
