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                    [Title] => RBAP eyes tie-up with Citibank, Deutsche Bank
                    [Summary] => The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) is holding exploratory talks with major international banking institutions in a bid to raise funds for growth and development of the industry, including microfinance and housing fund sources. 


Likewise, the rural banking system aspires to grow by nearly 77-percent growth its loan portfolio from P56 billion last year to P99 billion this year. Total assets are also set to grow by over a 100 percent from P90 billion in 2003 to P183 billion by end 2004.
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HSBC emerged as the top foreign exchange bank in the country, as corporate treasurers and finance managers cited the bank’s competitive pricing and good quality service. HSBC led by a wide margin Citibank and Deutsche Bank, who came in second and third place, respectively.
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Likewise, the rural banking system aspires to grow by nearly 77-percent growth its loan portfolio from P56 billion last year to P99 billion this year. Total assets are also set to grow by over a 100 percent from P90 billion in 2003 to P183 billion by end 2004.
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HSBC emerged as the top foreign exchange bank in the country, as corporate treasurers and finance managers cited the bank’s competitive pricing and good quality service. HSBC led by a wide margin Citibank and Deutsche Bank, who came in second and third place, respectively.
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