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                    [Title] => ADB withdraws offer for currency swap with RP
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The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) said that BPI "turned in the most balanced and substantial participation in all DBP wholesale lending facilities in 2003."


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Total loan releases last year amounted to P10.24 billion for more than 200 projects.


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Under the facility, the ADB will swap foreign convertible currencies with the Philippine government for pesos which are then lent to banks that can re-lend them to selected business sectors.


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