+ Follow Emilio Aquino Tag
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[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission is optimistic the Philippine capital market “will make a strong recovery” from the coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 outbreak on the back of strong support from the investing public.
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[Title] => SEC approves rules on SBL, short selling
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[Title] => SEC raises red flagon revival of KAPA
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has raised the red flag on the supposed revival of the Kapa-Community Ministry International.
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[Title] => SEC raises alarm over growing investment scams perpetuated by religious groups
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has raised the alarm bells over the apparent growing number of investment scams perpetuated by religious leaders.
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[Title] => Rules underway for initial coin offerings
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[Title] => SEC adopts cloud-based system vs erring firms
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[Title] => SEC revokes licenses of illegal lending firms
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[Title] => High Court rejects SEC move to cancel permit of forex firm
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The Supreme Court has rejected the efforts of the Securities and Exchange Commission to cancel the registration of the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), which is engaged in foreign currency transactions in the country.
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[Title] => SEC gives pre-need firm deadline
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has given pre-need plan firm Primeplan International Corp. until the end of the month to meet the minimum paid-up capital requirement of P50 million.
At present, Primeplan’s paid-up capitalization stands at P35.2 million. Under the SEC rules, a pre-need plan firm must have a paid-up capital of at least P50 million to be able to sell at least one plan type.
Primeplan, which sells pension plans, had 6,336 planholders as of April this year.
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[Title] => SEC issues CDOs vs 2 more companies
[Summary] => The crackdown on the so-called "boiler room" operations and other fraudulent investment schemes being done in the Philippines has intensified as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued cease-and-desist orders (CDOs) to two more companies suspected of engaging in such acts.
The latest CDOs were issued against United Capital Management Inc. and GEI Training & Services Center Inc. based on numerous complaints lodged at the SEC by foreign investors, domestics clients and even their own employees.
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[Title] => High Court rejects SEC move to cancel permit of forex firm
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[Title] => SEC gives pre-need firm deadline
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At present, Primeplan’s paid-up capitalization stands at P35.2 million. Under the SEC rules, a pre-need plan firm must have a paid-up capital of at least P50 million to be able to sell at least one plan type.
Primeplan, which sells pension plans, had 6,336 planholders as of April this year.
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[Title] => SEC issues CDOs vs 2 more companies
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The latest CDOs were issued against United Capital Management Inc. and GEI Training & Services Center Inc. based on numerous complaints lodged at the SEC by foreign investors, domestics clients and even their own employees.
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