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[Title] => BSP expects banks to clean up their holdings of government securities
[Summary] => About P200 billion worth of undocumented trading of government securities and debt papers are expected to surface as banks start to clean up their portfolio following the clamp-down of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
The BSP said yesterday that it expects banks to start cleaning up their holdings of government securities and other debt papers to ensure their compliance with new regulations as well as the demands of the market.
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The BSP announced over the weekend that although the Philippine itself was not qualified for ABF investments, it could benefit by investing in the Fund which would in turn invest the funds in markets that are qualified.
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[Summary] => Bank notes 1: Okay, so San Miguel Corp. president and chief operating officer Ramon Ang preempted the family of Luis Coson by coming out first with an obituary. Mr. Ang and Louie Coson are very good friends.
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The BSP said yesterday that it expects banks to start cleaning up their holdings of government securities and other debt papers to ensure their compliance with new regulations as well as the demands of the market.
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