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TPG is the fourth pre-need firm to seek refuge from the court for a moratorium on its debt payments to ensure continued operations.


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"We’re talking to two reputable groups that would make us 10 times stronger," TPG chairman Francisco Colayco said in a press briefing yesterday.


Colayco made this statement as he assured the firm’s planholders that management is doing everything it can to safeguard the interest of investors. He, however, declined to identify the prospective investors as talks are still ongoing.


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