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[Title] => PSE seen to post 1st entry in SME board this year
[Summary] => The first entry in the small and medium enterprise (SME) board of the Philippine Stock Exchange is likely to be listed this year while initial public offerings (IPOs) by bigger companies are taking a back seat until after the country’s political situation has stabilized, top PSE officials said yesterday.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said prospective issuers have indicated they prefer to pursue the listing of their shares after the national elections this May.
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[Title] => PSE seen to post 1st entry in SME board this year
[Summary] => The first entry in the small and medium enterprise (SME) board of the Philippine Stock Exchange is likely to be listed this year while initial public offerings (IPOs) by bigger companies are taking a back seat until after the country’s political situation has stabilized, top PSE officials said yesterday.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said prospective issuers have indicated they prefer to pursue the listing of their shares after the national elections this May.
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[Title] => Brokers seek exemption from voting rights limit in demutualized PSE
[Summary] => Member-brokers of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) are appealing for exemption from a provision in the Securities Regulation Code (SRC) limiting to 20 percent the voting rights of any industry or business group in a demutualized bourse.
The brokers said they are not categorically classified as an industry and that such constraint runs counter to their representation in the 15-man board of governors.
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[Summary] => The first entry in the small and medium enterprise (SME) board of the Philippine Stock Exchange is likely to be listed this year while initial public offerings (IPOs) by bigger companies are taking a back seat until after the country’s political situation has stabilized, top PSE officials said yesterday.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said prospective issuers have indicated they prefer to pursue the listing of their shares after the national elections this May.
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[Summary] => The first entry in the small and medium enterprise (SME) board of the Philippine Stock Exchange is likely to be listed this year while initial public offerings (IPOs) by bigger companies are taking a back seat until after the country’s political situation has stabilized, top PSE officials said yesterday.
PSE president Ramon T. Garcia said prospective issuers have indicated they prefer to pursue the listing of their shares after the national elections this May.
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[Summary] => Member-brokers of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) are appealing for exemption from a provision in the Securities Regulation Code (SRC) limiting to 20 percent the voting rights of any industry or business group in a demutualized bourse.
The brokers said they are not categorically classified as an industry and that such constraint runs counter to their representation in the 15-man board of governors.
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