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SEC spokesperson Gerard Lukban said the companies that were issued dealer licenses include Ayala Plans Inc., Berkley International Plans Inc., Loyola Plans Consolidated Inc., Manulife Financial Plans Inc., Pacific Plans Inc., Permanent Plans Inc., Philam Plans, Prudentialife Plans, and Sunlife Financial Plans.


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Commission secretary Gerard Lukban said only 33 were able to comply with the requirements imposed by the SEC for renewal of their dealership license while the rest have either stopped selling plans or are still in the process of completing the requirements.


Pre-need firms are required to maintain at least P100 million in capital.


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SEC spokesperson Gerard Lukban said the companies that were issued dealer licenses include Ayala Plans Inc., Berkley International Plans Inc., Loyola Plans Consolidated Inc., Manulife Financial Plans Inc., Pacific Plans Inc., Permanent Plans Inc., Philam Plans, Prudentialife Plans, and Sunlife Financial Plans.


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Commission secretary Gerard Lukban said only 33 were able to comply with the requirements imposed by the SEC for renewal of their dealership license while the rest have either stopped selling plans or are still in the process of completing the requirements.


Pre-need firms are required to maintain at least P100 million in capital.


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Pre-need firms down to 29 in 2006

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | January 17, 2007 - 12:00am

The number of companies licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission to sell pre-need plans dropped to 29 from 30 last year. SEC spokesperson Gerard Lukban said the companies that were issued dealer...

Business

SEC trims number of pre-need firms to 33

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | May 4, 2005 - 12:00am

The number of pre-need firms licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to sell securities to the public has dwindled from 42 last year to 33. Commission secretary Gerard Lukban said only 33 were able...

Business