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                    [Title] => New China Bank Capital head
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China Banking Corp. has appointed Romeo D. Uyan Jr. as president of its new investment house subsidiary, China Bank Capital Corp. Uyan is concurrently executive vice president and special projects officer at China Bank, tasked to lead the development and implementation of projects and strategic initiatives to tap various growth opportunities for China Bank.

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                    [Title] => DBP's $300-M global bond float for PPP fund gets OK
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has given state-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) the green light to issue up to $300 million worth of senior notes to raise much needed funds for its contribution to the P200 billion public private partnership (PPP) initiatives of the Aquino administration.
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                    [Title] => All QC public high schools now connected to the Internet
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GILAS (Gearing-Up Internet Literacy and Access for Students) congratulates Quezon City for achieving 100 percent Internet connectivity in all its 46 public high schools early this month. 


Quezon City is now the biggest fully connected city in Luzon, thanks to support from its local government, corporate and individual donors, volunteers, and partners. GILAS is Ayala Foundation’s program that seeks to engage the greater community in providing Filipino students with access to a wealth of information available on the Internet. 


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                    [Title] => More and more Pinoys going into stock brokering
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With the Philippines back on foreign investors’ radar screen and the stock market showing no signs of slowing down, the stock brokerage business is now proving to be the hottest career in town.


Michael G. Manuel, Sunlife Financial Philippines director for investments,  said stock brokering has dislodged nursing as the most sought-after job in the country with brokers being pirated left and right on offers too good to refuse.


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                    [Title] => Coming sale of Mirant intrigues industry, labor
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DIVESTING: Mirant Philippines, the country’s biggest power generator, is being sold by its Atlanta-based parent company, and its 1,200 employees are jittery. The industry is all eyes.


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                    [Title] => Mirant employees seek Napocor assistance on severance package
                    [Summary] => Some 1,200 employees of Mirant Philippines formally sought the assistance of the National Government, through the National Power Corp. (Napocor), to help them get a fair and just severance package before the Atlanta-based parent firm Mirant Corp. sells its Philippine assets.


In a letter addressed  to Napocor president Cyril del Callar, the Mirant employees – from the rank-and-file to top management stationed in Sual in Pangasinan, Pagbilao in Quezon and Pasay City – asked the Napocor official to hear out their sentiment on the matter.


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                    [Title] => Mirant submits today details of assets sale
                    [Summary] => The National Power Corp. (Napocor) expects Mirant Corp. to formally come up with concrete details on the sale of its Philippine assets today, Aug. 25.


Napocor president Cyril del Callar said they expect the US-based power firm to also inform them of the mode it would use in selling its generating assets.


Del Callar said they had written a letter to Mirant chairman and CEO Ed Muller on these two crucial points that the Philippine government, through Napocor, should know before the actual sale of Mirant’s assets is carried out.


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                    [Title] => RCBC mulls hybrid Tier 1 capital in September
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The Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) is preparing to issue a $130 million hybrid Tier 1 capital in September.


"Now is a good time to borrow. Our plan is to tap the offshore market next month because the spreads have tightened," RCBC president Francisco Magsajo told reporters yesterday at the launch of its product designed for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) being marketed by subsidiary, RCBC Savings Bank.


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                    [Title] => JG Summit unit ups fixed-rate notes offer to $300M
                    [Summary] => JGSH Philippines Ltd., a wholly-owned offshore subsidiary of Gokongwei investment holding company JG Summit Holdings Inc., has increased the size of its fixed-rate notes offering to $300 million from $200 million.


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it has decided to increase the size of its offering due to the exceptionally positive response of the market.


The notes carry an interest of eight percent and will mature in 2013.


Proceeds from the offering will be used to refinance debt and for general corporate purposes.


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                    [Title] => RP plans sale of $1.5B worth of 25-year bonds
                    [Summary] => The government is planning to raise up to $1.5 billion from the sale of 25-year dollar bonds, appointing four major financial groups to act as issue arrangers. 


While finance officials declined to confirm specific details of the plan, wire reports revealed disclosure statements filed at the US Securities and Exchange Commission, indicating that the government had mandated Citigroup, Credit Suisse First Boston, Deutsche Bank and UBS to arrange the issue. 


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Quezon City is now the biggest fully connected city in Luzon, thanks to support from its local government, corporate and individual donors, volunteers, and partners. GILAS is Ayala Foundation’s program that seeks to engage the greater community in providing Filipino students with access to a wealth of information available on the Internet. 


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Michael G. Manuel, Sunlife Financial Philippines director for investments,  said stock brokering has dislodged nursing as the most sought-after job in the country with brokers being pirated left and right on offers too good to refuse.


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In a letter addressed  to Napocor president Cyril del Callar, the Mirant employees – from the rank-and-file to top management stationed in Sual in Pangasinan, Pagbilao in Quezon and Pasay City – asked the Napocor official to hear out their sentiment on the matter.


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Napocor president Cyril del Callar said they expect the US-based power firm to also inform them of the mode it would use in selling its generating assets.


Del Callar said they had written a letter to Mirant chairman and CEO Ed Muller on these two crucial points that the Philippine government, through Napocor, should know before the actual sale of Mirant’s assets is carried out.


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"Now is a good time to borrow. Our plan is to tap the offshore market next month because the spreads have tightened," RCBC president Francisco Magsajo told reporters yesterday at the launch of its product designed for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) being marketed by subsidiary, RCBC Savings Bank.


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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it has decided to increase the size of its offering due to the exceptionally positive response of the market.


The notes carry an interest of eight percent and will mature in 2013.


Proceeds from the offering will be used to refinance debt and for general corporate purposes.


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While finance officials declined to confirm specific details of the plan, wire reports revealed disclosure statements filed at the US Securities and Exchange Commission, indicating that the government had mandated Citigroup, Credit Suisse First Boston, Deutsche Bank and UBS to arrange the issue. 


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