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                    [Title] => SEC opposes CAP petition for rehab
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is opposing the petition for rehabilitation filed by College Assurance Plan Phils. Inc. (CAP) on the ground that the pre-need firm is already insolvent.


SEC chairman Fe Barin said, in a radio interview, that the agency is now preparing its opposition to CAP’s petition for corporate rehabilitation which it hopes to file this week or next week.  


Barin said CAP can no longer be rehabilitated since its liabilities have already exceeded its assets.


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                    [Title] => SEC nod not needed in CAP check payments
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said  planholders of College Assurance Plan Phils. Inc. (CAP) no longer need to secure an  endorsement from the corporate  watchdog agency before getting their check payments from the  cash-strapped pre-need firm.


The SEC issued this statement in light of reports that some planholders of CAP had been advised by the pre-need firm’s personnel to seek the endorsement  first from the SEC to be able to receive their check  payments.


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                    [Title] => CAP in talks with Europe-based investment bank for add’l capital
                    [Summary] => The pre-need company College Assurance Plan, Inc. (CAP) is negotiating with a European-based investment bank which could provide the much-needed capital infusion to address concerns about the firm’s trust fund deficit. 


Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Lilia R. Bautista said she was told by CAP officials that the entry of a new investor will enable the firm to generate about P8 billion.


"That’s what they said. If this deal pushes through, they will sell their assets and they will supposedly earn P8 billion," she said.


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                    [Title] => Chinese firms eye North Rail project
                    [Summary] => CABANATUAN CITY – A number of Chinese investors have expressed their interest to bankroll the construction of the $1.5-billion, 100-kilometer Manila-Clark Rapid Railways System (MCRRS) project under the build-transfer (BT) scheme.


Undersecretary Renato Diaz, the presidential assistant for North Luzon, told reportes that the North Rail Corp. (NRC) is now evaluating proposals from the China-based companies which want to undertake the project under the build-transfer (BT) scheme.


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                    [AuthorName] =>  Manny Galvez
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                    [Title] => Northrail project to push through — Palace adviser
                    [Summary] => The Arroyo administration will proceed with the stalled Northrail project, according to Presidential Adviser for Northern Luzon Renato Diaz.


However, Diaz said the government would re-bid the Northrail project and is currently drawing up the new terms of reference (TOR) for a new bidding in the next 30 to 60 days.


The ambitious Northrail project is envisioned to link Metro Manila to Clark, Subic and other northern provinces.


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SEC chairman Fe Barin said, in a radio interview, that the agency is now preparing its opposition to CAP’s petition for corporate rehabilitation which it hopes to file this week or next week.  


Barin said CAP can no longer be rehabilitated since its liabilities have already exceeded its assets.


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"That’s what they said. If this deal pushes through, they will sell their assets and they will supposedly earn P8 billion," she said.


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Undersecretary Renato Diaz, the presidential assistant for North Luzon, told reportes that the North Rail Corp. (NRC) is now evaluating proposals from the China-based companies which want to undertake the project under the build-transfer (BT) scheme.


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However, Diaz said the government would re-bid the Northrail project and is currently drawing up the new terms of reference (TOR) for a new bidding in the next 30 to 60 days.


The ambitious Northrail project is envisioned to link Metro Manila to Clark, Subic and other northern provinces.


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Berroya, other MRT executives face raps over rail ad dispute

By Rainier Allan Ronda | August 4, 2010 - 12:00am

Criminal and administrative charges were filed against Metro Rail Transit general manager Reynaldo Berroya and his fellow officials at the MRT before the Office of the Ombudsman yesterday for their involvement in...

Metro

SEC opposes CAP petition for rehab

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | September 26, 2005 - 12:00am

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is opposing the petition for rehabilitation filed by College Assurance Plan Phils. Inc. (CAP) on the ground that the pre-need firm is already insolvent. SEC chairman...

Business

SEC nod not needed in CAP check payments

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | September 7, 2005 - 12:00am

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said planholders of College Assurance Plan Phils. Inc. (CAP) no longer need to secure an endorsement from the corporate watchdog agency before getting their check payments...

Business

CAP in talks with Europe-based investment bank for add’l capital

By Rocel Felix | August 2, 2004 - 12:00am

The pre-need company College Assurance Plan, Inc. (CAP) is negotiating with a European-based investment bank which could provide the much-needed capital infusion to address concerns about the firm’s trust...

Business

Chinese firms eye North Rail project

By Manny Galvez | April 12, 2003 - 12:00am

CABANATUAN CITY – A number of Chinese investors have expressed their interest to bankroll the construction of the $1.5-billion, 100-kilometer Manila-Clark Rapid Railways System (MCRRS) project under the build-transfer...

Agriculture

Northrail project to push through — Palace adviser

By Marianne V. Go | February 26, 2002 - 12:00am

The Arroyo administration will proceed with the stalled Northrail project, according to Presidential Adviser for Northern Luzon Renato Diaz. However, Diaz said the government would re-bid the Northrail project and...

Business