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[Title] => Loving Americans with goo-goo eyes
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I’m rightist, revanchist, reactionary, totally un-PC, and a shock trooper of a potential fascist. So you can take it with a grain of iodized salt whenever I expound on my political and ideological views.
They can be as shameless as the decades-old insistence of one Atty. Ely Pamatong – you know, that fella who sports a turban in front of the U.S. Embassy while leading his pro-Am demonstrators – that all Pinoys born before July 4, 1946 are American citizens.
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[Title] => RP banks least profitable in AsPac — survey
[Summary] => The country’s banking sector is forecast to retain its anemic 10 percent return-on-equity (ROE) performance while loan growth is projected grow by a measly four percent in 2002.
The Philippine banking system’s ROE is the lowest in the Asia Pacific region and well below the cost of capital, according to a study prepared by global investment banker Salomon Smith Barney Ltd. (SSB).
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[Title] => NPL level of RP banks seen to peak at 21% in 3rd quarter this year
[Summary] => The level of non-performing loans (NPLs) of the country’s banking system is seen to peak at 21 percent by the third quarter this year, according to a global investment banker.
In an interview yesterday, Salomon Smith Barney (SSB) Asia Pacific Ltd. vice president Bradford K. Ti said their estimate was based on the expected performance of the Philippine economy vis-à-vis that of the US economy.
"Much will also depend on how the asset management committees (AMCs) will be able to operate this year," Ti added.
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They can be as shameless as the decades-old insistence of one Atty. Ely Pamatong – you know, that fella who sports a turban in front of the U.S. Embassy while leading his pro-Am demonstrators – that all Pinoys born before July 4, 1946 are American citizens.
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The Philippine banking system’s ROE is the lowest in the Asia Pacific region and well below the cost of capital, according to a study prepared by global investment banker Salomon Smith Barney Ltd. (SSB).
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In an interview yesterday, Salomon Smith Barney (SSB) Asia Pacific Ltd. vice president Bradford K. Ti said their estimate was based on the expected performance of the Philippine economy vis-à-vis that of the US economy.
"Much will also depend on how the asset management committees (AMCs) will be able to operate this year," Ti added.
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February 4, 2002 - 12:00am
