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In particular, the MIB is pushing for accelerated reporting by companies of any transaction that may significantly affect their operations. It believes that the 10-day period for filing disclosures need to be shortened to ensure the protection of the investing public.
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[Title] => SEC expected to approve new Uniwide rehab plan
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is likely to approve the amended rehabilitation plan of the Uniwide Group of Companies as most of the creditor-banks have reportedly agreed to a dacion en pago settlement of nearly P13 billion in debts.
SEC Chairman Lilia Bautista said the Commission will decide on Uniwide’s rehabilitation plan submitted by its receiver team led by former SEC Associate Commissioner Monico Jacob last October.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has assured the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it would be able to elect a new president by Wednesday, Nov. 28, a day before the SEC deadline.
SEC chairman Lilia Bautista said the PSE’s board of directors led by chairman Felipe Yap had indicated that they would be able to choose a new president in lieu of Ramon Garcia, although no specific name was offered as prime candidates.
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In particular, the MIB is pushing for accelerated reporting by companies of any transaction that may significantly affect their operations. It believes that the 10-day period for filing disclosures need to be shortened to ensure the protection of the investing public.
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SEC Chairman Lilia Bautista said the Commission will decide on Uniwide’s rehabilitation plan submitted by its receiver team led by former SEC Associate Commissioner Monico Jacob last October.
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SEC chairman Lilia Bautista said the PSE’s board of directors led by chairman Felipe Yap had indicated that they would be able to choose a new president in lieu of Ramon Garcia, although no specific name was offered as prime candidates.
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November 26, 2001 - 12:00am
