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[Title] => Pre-need industry seen to consolidate
[Summary] => Major players of the pre-need industry foresee further consolidation with five to seven players taking a leave or altogether breaking camp. There are just a little over 40 players from a peak of around 100 in the ’90s.
Sources within the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that at least five more players would most likely be de-listed or deactivated while there would be some realignment in the top 20 players.
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[Title] => Philam Plans, Prudentialife Plans dominate pre-need industry
[Summary] => After five months into 2003, the top 10 pre-need companies accounted for almost 85 percent of the total plans sold.
Of the total 223,411 plans sold, the top 10 players accounted for 164,345 plans. Total value of the plans sold amounted to P13.1 billion of which the top 10 players was responsible for almost P11 billion.
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[Title] => CAP still leads pre-need industry
[Summary] => Pre-need industry pioneer College Assurance Plan (CAP) and sister company Comprehensive Annuity Plans and Pension Corp. (CAP Pension) are still the undisputed leaders in the pre-need industry in terms of total gross sales of trust funds.
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BERKLEY INTERNATIONAL CORP
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Sources within the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that at least five more players would most likely be de-listed or deactivated while there would be some realignment in the top 20 players.
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Of the total 223,411 plans sold, the top 10 players accounted for 164,345 plans. Total value of the plans sold amounted to P13.1 billion of which the top 10 players was responsible for almost P11 billion.
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