+ Follow CAPITAL CONSORTIUM INC Tag
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[Title] => PSE wants transfer to Global City accelerated
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) wants its transfer to the Bonifacio Global City accelerated from the seven-year clause stipulated in an agreement with the Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC).
PSE president Ernest Leung told reporters said both parties are working a deal to enable the bourse to relocate at an earlier period in exchange for advancing to FBDC a loan that would correspond to the latter’s donor’s tax.
"The donor’s tax can be advanced in the form of a loan to the owner with interest to be charged only upon turn-over," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-01 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Terms for relocation of PSE bldg finalized
[Summary] => With the aborted plan of the Gokongwei group to take over a majority stake in Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC), the respective boards of the Philippine Stock Exchange and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) are now finalizing the terms of the relocation agreement that would provide a new building for the bourse within seven years.
PSE president Ernest Leung said they are now working on the final draft of the terms and conditions of the agreement which is expected to be taken up by the two boards by next week.
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[Title] => PSE president Garcia says he is not stepping down
[Summary] => For ousted Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon Garcia, it’s far from over. As it turns out, he may just get support from brokers on the floor.
A day after being asked to step down by the PSE Board of Governors due to a controversial statement on the PSE relocation issue, Garcia said yesterday he will not resign, rejecting an offer by the board for a graceful exit.
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[Title] => Pangilinan resigns as PSE governor
[Summary] => A day after Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon T. Garcia accused him of attempting to "outsmart" the entire institution, Metro Pacific chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan severed his ties as a governor in the PSE’s 15-man Board.
In a letter to the PSE Board dated Sept. 17, Pangilinan said he is tendring his "irrevocable resignation" effective immediately.
"Quite simply, I cannot serve in an organization that questions my personal integrity and business ethics, and those of the companies I represent," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Garcia asks FBDC to honor its basic agreement with
[Summary] => Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon T. Garcia is urging Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan to "look back, review and reassess the meaningful and significant details of the agreement."
"Honor, principle and ethics in business are the foundations in building a strong, vibrant and dynamic economy and society. We hope this is not totally lost on Mr. Pangilinan," Garcia said.
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[Title] => Row over future home of PSE worsens
[Summary] => The dispute over a unified stock exchange center turned for the worse over the weekend when the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) demanded from Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) and Capital Consortium Inc. the deeds of donation covering properties promised by the developer in Bonifacio Global City.
In identical letters, the PSE asked Manuel Pangilinan, chairman of FBDC, and Ricardo Pascua, president and CEO of Capital Consortium, to deliver within 48 hours the deeds of donation as provided for under a 1999 agreement.
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CAPITAL CONSORTIUM INC
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[Title] => PSE wants transfer to Global City accelerated
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) wants its transfer to the Bonifacio Global City accelerated from the seven-year clause stipulated in an agreement with the Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC).
PSE president Ernest Leung told reporters said both parties are working a deal to enable the bourse to relocate at an earlier period in exchange for advancing to FBDC a loan that would correspond to the latter’s donor’s tax.
"The donor’s tax can be advanced in the form of a loan to the owner with interest to be charged only upon turn-over," he said.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Terms for relocation of PSE bldg finalized
[Summary] => With the aborted plan of the Gokongwei group to take over a majority stake in Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC), the respective boards of the Philippine Stock Exchange and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) are now finalizing the terms of the relocation agreement that would provide a new building for the bourse within seven years.
PSE president Ernest Leung said they are now working on the final draft of the terms and conditions of the agreement which is expected to be taken up by the two boards by next week.
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[Title] => PSE president Garcia says he is not stepping down
[Summary] => For ousted Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon Garcia, it’s far from over. As it turns out, he may just get support from brokers on the floor.
A day after being asked to step down by the PSE Board of Governors due to a controversial statement on the PSE relocation issue, Garcia said yesterday he will not resign, rejecting an offer by the board for a graceful exit.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-28 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096615
[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
[SectionName] => Headlines
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[Title] => Pangilinan resigns as PSE governor
[Summary] => A day after Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon T. Garcia accused him of attempting to "outsmart" the entire institution, Metro Pacific chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan severed his ties as a governor in the PSE’s 15-man Board.
In a letter to the PSE Board dated Sept. 17, Pangilinan said he is tendring his "irrevocable resignation" effective immediately.
"Quite simply, I cannot serve in an organization that questions my personal integrity and business ethics, and those of the companies I represent," he said.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-19 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[URL] =>
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[Title] => Garcia asks FBDC to honor its basic agreement with
[Summary] => Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon T. Garcia is urging Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan to "look back, review and reassess the meaningful and significant details of the agreement."
"Honor, principle and ethics in business are the foundations in building a strong, vibrant and dynamic economy and society. We hope this is not totally lost on Mr. Pangilinan," Garcia said.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-19 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Row over future home of PSE worsens
[Summary] => The dispute over a unified stock exchange center turned for the worse over the weekend when the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) demanded from Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) and Capital Consortium Inc. the deeds of donation covering properties promised by the developer in Bonifacio Global City.
In identical letters, the PSE asked Manuel Pangilinan, chairman of FBDC, and Ricardo Pascua, president and CEO of Capital Consortium, to deliver within 48 hours the deeds of donation as provided for under a 1999 agreement.
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