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[Summary] => Physically, East-West Banking Corp. president and chief executive officer Elrey Ramos was a late bloomer.
He got his growth spurt while reviewing for the accountancy board exam. Before then, he stood at four feet and 11 inches, the same height as President Macapagal-Arroyo. After the 1971 CPA exam, which he topped, he shot up to five feet and eight inches.
"There were benefits to being small. Because I could not even carry a gun, which was bigger than I was tall, I was given the best chore in ROTC, that of checking attendance," he said.
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The facility will provide medium-sized private local banks active in import trade, with access to increased confirmation limits for letters of credits (LCs) issued by them.
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He got his growth spurt while reviewing for the accountancy board exam. Before then, he stood at four feet and 11 inches, the same height as President Macapagal-Arroyo. After the 1971 CPA exam, which he topped, he shot up to five feet and eight inches.
"There were benefits to being small. Because I could not even carry a gun, which was bigger than I was tall, I was given the best chore in ROTC, that of checking attendance," he said.
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December 22, 2002 - 12:00am
