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[Title] => PSE to spin off firm for swap deal with FBDC
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will spin off a new holding company for the planned property-for-share swap with Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) as negotiations for the bourse’s relocation at the Bonifacio Global City continue.
The PSE’s building committee has gone back to the negotiating table with FBDC after the Metro Pacific-led consortium developing the Bonifacio Global City in Makati tendered its formal offer sheet for the relocation of PSE last Sept. 26.
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[Title] => PSE poised to accept FBDC offer
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is poised to accept the amended offer of Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) on the relocation of the PSE headquarters to Bonifacio Global City.
In a press briefing, PSE governor and building committee chairman Ismael Cruz said the revised proposal is "reasonable" although he said they would insist on further improvements in the terms, such as shortening the 10-year period before the asset could be turned over to the PSE and providing additional parking slots to brokers.
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[Title] => FBDC makes formal offer to host PSE
[Summary] => Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has made the formal offer to host the new site of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) which the latter’s board of governors can either accept or reject.
Breaking its silence on the relocation issue that has led to the resignation of FBDC chairman Manuel Pangilinan from the PSE board and the subsequent dismissal of PSE president Ramon T. Garcia, FBDC said it "has not reneged on its commitments to the PSE" and has, in fact, been in discussions with the Exchange’s representatives for the past two and a half years.
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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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[Title] => PSE to spin off firm for swap deal with FBDC
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will spin off a new holding company for the planned property-for-share swap with Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) as negotiations for the bourse’s relocation at the Bonifacio Global City continue.
The PSE’s building committee has gone back to the negotiating table with FBDC after the Metro Pacific-led consortium developing the Bonifacio Global City in Makati tendered its formal offer sheet for the relocation of PSE last Sept. 26.
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[Title] => PSE poised to accept FBDC offer
[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is poised to accept the amended offer of Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) on the relocation of the PSE headquarters to Bonifacio Global City.
In a press briefing, PSE governor and building committee chairman Ismael Cruz said the revised proposal is "reasonable" although he said they would insist on further improvements in the terms, such as shortening the 10-year period before the asset could be turned over to the PSE and providing additional parking slots to brokers.
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[Title] => FBDC makes formal offer to host PSE
[Summary] => Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has made the formal offer to host the new site of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) which the latter’s board of governors can either accept or reject.
Breaking its silence on the relocation issue that has led to the resignation of FBDC chairman Manuel Pangilinan from the PSE board and the subsequent dismissal of PSE president Ramon T. Garcia, FBDC said it "has not reneged on its commitments to the PSE" and has, in fact, been in discussions with the Exchange’s representatives for the past two and a half years.
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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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