+ Follow DELPHI GROUP Tag
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[Title] => Asia Society kicks off MIT Speakers’ Series
[Summary] => Economists dominated the audience of Lester Thurow, who kicked off the three-part Speakers Series jointly organized by the Asia Society Philippine Foundation, Inc., The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the MIT Alumni Club of the Philippines.
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[Title] => P180 for a mango
[Summary] => Lucio Tan is obviously not too proud to copy an idea of fellow taipan, John Gokongwei Jr.
You see, Mr. Tan has recently pirated from the same Equitable PCI Bank treasury pool as Mr. John to put up a group along the same line as JG Summit Capital Markets Corp., which is headed by former Bangko Sentral Governor Gabriel Singson.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Margaret Jao-Grey
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[Title] => STI to issue P1-B educational, bond-like instrument
[Summary] => The Systems Technology Institute Inc. (STI) is issuing P1 billion worth of educational, bond-like financial instrument, with Delphi Group under former banker Octavio Espiritu as financial adviser.
The bond issue is equivalent to 2.4 million academic units under STI’s Gift of Knowledge education certificates, which will be covered by policies that will be issued by pre-need company, CAP Philippines Inc. The Sobrepeña-led pre-need company has tapped Bank of Commerce (BOC) as its trustee bank.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => CIA’s future
[Summary] => There’s a new entrance procedure at the ongoing international buyers show–that’s Manila FAME–at the World Trade Center. Everybody’s ear is poked with a thermometer. Everybody is also issued a face mask, for free.
Before the outbreak of the dreaded SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), the Asian itinerary of foreign buyers started in Hong Kong, then the Philippines and elsewhere and ended in China. Well, HK’s part of the itinerary this year drew less than 400 buyers compared to the 4,800 plus it generated last year.
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[Title] => A hairy one for Mar Roxas
[Summary] => Bank notes 1: Citibank NA corporate country manager Catherine Weir is quietly clearing her desk (figuratively, that is, since almost everything is done online). Cathy Weir is soon moving on to her next regional assignment.
As for her replacement, well, there’s no word yet.
Bank notes 2: They call themselves "the unemployed" – a major factor why they are ruthless in collecting their winnings from golfing bets.
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DELPHI GROUP
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[Title] => Asia Society kicks off MIT Speakers’ Series
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[Title] => P180 for a mango
[Summary] => Lucio Tan is obviously not too proud to copy an idea of fellow taipan, John Gokongwei Jr.
You see, Mr. Tan has recently pirated from the same Equitable PCI Bank treasury pool as Mr. John to put up a group along the same line as JG Summit Capital Markets Corp., which is headed by former Bangko Sentral Governor Gabriel Singson.
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[Summary] => The Systems Technology Institute Inc. (STI) is issuing P1 billion worth of educational, bond-like financial instrument, with Delphi Group under former banker Octavio Espiritu as financial adviser.
The bond issue is equivalent to 2.4 million academic units under STI’s Gift of Knowledge education certificates, which will be covered by policies that will be issued by pre-need company, CAP Philippines Inc. The Sobrepeña-led pre-need company has tapped Bank of Commerce (BOC) as its trustee bank.
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[Title] => CIA’s future
[Summary] => There’s a new entrance procedure at the ongoing international buyers show–that’s Manila FAME–at the World Trade Center. Everybody’s ear is poked with a thermometer. Everybody is also issued a face mask, for free.
Before the outbreak of the dreaded SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), the Asian itinerary of foreign buyers started in Hong Kong, then the Philippines and elsewhere and ended in China. Well, HK’s part of the itinerary this year drew less than 400 buyers compared to the 4,800 plus it generated last year.
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[Title] => A hairy one for Mar Roxas
[Summary] => Bank notes 1: Citibank NA corporate country manager Catherine Weir is quietly clearing her desk (figuratively, that is, since almost everything is done online). Cathy Weir is soon moving on to her next regional assignment.
As for her replacement, well, there’s no word yet.
Bank notes 2: They call themselves "the unemployed" – a major factor why they are ruthless in collecting their winnings from golfing bets.
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January 12, 2004 - 12:00am
