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[Title] => Success secrets of 'Hospital King' MVP
[Summary] => Manny V. Pangilinan is not only the Philippines’ “Telecom King,” boss of electric power distribution monopoly Meralco and other diverse businesses, he is also now the undisputed “Hospital King.”
[DatePublished] => 2011-09-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Security Bank ready to assist clients with e2m transactions
[Summary] => Security Bank Corp. (SBC) announced that it is ready to help existing and prospective clients in their e2m (electronic to mobile) online transactions with the Bureau of Customs.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jessica B. Natad
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[Title] => Security Bank Tier 2 notes offer competitive rates
[Summary] => Rated "BB-" by international rating agency Fitch Ratings, Security Bank Tier 2 notes will be priced at a spread of at least 1.125 percent over the rate of the benchmark five-year fixed-rate treasury notes prevailing at the end of the offering period. The offering period will end today.
The Tier 2 notes will raise the bank’s total capital to around P12.5 billion. It will also bring its capital adequacy ratio, a measure of its ability to cover risks, to 19 percent from 14.5 percent.
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[Title] => Villarosa elected Security Bank prexy
[Summary] => Security Bank Corp. chairman Frederick Dy announced the election yesterday of Alberto S. Villarosa as the bank’s new president and chief executive officer effective as of the first banking day of January 2004, vice Rafael F. Simpao Jr. who has reached the mandatory retirement age.
Villarosa joined Security Bank as senior executive vice president and chief operating officer in October 2002, as part of the bank’s institutionalized corporate succession process.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees steady rise in profits
[Summary] => Security Bank’s income for this year will show a marked increase from past levels as management efforts in the previous years to put the bank in top shape start paying off.
Rafael Simpao Jr., Security Bank president, said for the first nine months of the year alone, the bank already posted a net income of P549 million, surpassing the full-year 2002 net income of P508 million. The income for the three quarters represents a 33-percent growth over the P413 million earned for the same period in 2002.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees flat earnings
[Summary] => The Security Bank Corp. is projecting a net income of P430 million this year, up by a mere two percent from its P422-million net income in 2000. The figure in 1999 was P412 million.
For the first half this year, the bank estimates its net profit to hit P235 million, a fraction better than the P227 million registered in the same period last year.
Bank president Rafael F. Simpao Jr. said the flat earnings reflect the sluggish economy, with the entire industry estimated to grow by a modest five percent this year.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees flat earnings
[Summary] => The Security Bank Corp. is projecting a net income of P430 million this year, up by a mere two percent from its P422-million net income in 2000. The figure in 1999 was P412 million.
For the first half this year, the bank estimates its net profit to hit P235 million, a fraction better than the P227 million registered in the same period last year.
Bank president Rafael F. Simpao Jr. said the flat earnings reflect the sluggish economy, with the entire industry estimated to grow by a modest five percent this year.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees modest income growth
[Summary] => The Security Bank Corp. is looking at a modest growth in net income this year as it continues to improve its internal capabilities in preparation for a more robust economy.
In line with this, the bank has set aside a capital expenditure (capex ) budget of P275 million this year, up from P200 million last year.
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[Title] => Security Bank set to acquire Federal Savings
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Security Bank, the country's 13th largest commercial bank in terms of assets
and capital, is set to acquire Federal Savings and Mortgage Bank for P550
million as part of its plan to expand its presence in the retail market,
Security Bank president Rafael Simpao told The STAR yesterday.
"It (Federal Savings) is a small bank with very clean balance sheet. It does
not have non-performing loans and it is relatively new," he said. The bank,
based in Metro Manila, has three branches located in Makati, Novaliches in
Quezon City and San Pedro, Laguna.
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[Title] => Success secrets of 'Hospital King' MVP
[Summary] => Manny V. Pangilinan is not only the Philippines’ “Telecom King,” boss of electric power distribution monopoly Meralco and other diverse businesses, he is also now the undisputed “Hospital King.”
[DatePublished] => 2011-09-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Security Bank ready to assist clients with e2m transactions
[Summary] => Security Bank Corp. (SBC) announced that it is ready to help existing and prospective clients in their e2m (electronic to mobile) online transactions with the Bureau of Customs.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-08 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Security Bank Tier 2 notes offer competitive rates
[Summary] => Rated "BB-" by international rating agency Fitch Ratings, Security Bank Tier 2 notes will be priced at a spread of at least 1.125 percent over the rate of the benchmark five-year fixed-rate treasury notes prevailing at the end of the offering period. The offering period will end today.
The Tier 2 notes will raise the bank’s total capital to around P12.5 billion. It will also bring its capital adequacy ratio, a measure of its ability to cover risks, to 19 percent from 14.5 percent.
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[Title] => Villarosa elected Security Bank prexy
[Summary] => Security Bank Corp. chairman Frederick Dy announced the election yesterday of Alberto S. Villarosa as the bank’s new president and chief executive officer effective as of the first banking day of January 2004, vice Rafael F. Simpao Jr. who has reached the mandatory retirement age.
Villarosa joined Security Bank as senior executive vice president and chief operating officer in October 2002, as part of the bank’s institutionalized corporate succession process.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees steady rise in profits
[Summary] => Security Bank’s income for this year will show a marked increase from past levels as management efforts in the previous years to put the bank in top shape start paying off.
Rafael Simpao Jr., Security Bank president, said for the first nine months of the year alone, the bank already posted a net income of P549 million, surpassing the full-year 2002 net income of P508 million. The income for the three quarters represents a 33-percent growth over the P413 million earned for the same period in 2002.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees flat earnings
[Summary] => The Security Bank Corp. is projecting a net income of P430 million this year, up by a mere two percent from its P422-million net income in 2000. The figure in 1999 was P412 million.
For the first half this year, the bank estimates its net profit to hit P235 million, a fraction better than the P227 million registered in the same period last year.
Bank president Rafael F. Simpao Jr. said the flat earnings reflect the sluggish economy, with the entire industry estimated to grow by a modest five percent this year.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees flat earnings
[Summary] => The Security Bank Corp. is projecting a net income of P430 million this year, up by a mere two percent from its P422-million net income in 2000. The figure in 1999 was P412 million.
For the first half this year, the bank estimates its net profit to hit P235 million, a fraction better than the P227 million registered in the same period last year.
Bank president Rafael F. Simpao Jr. said the flat earnings reflect the sluggish economy, with the entire industry estimated to grow by a modest five percent this year.
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[Title] => Security Bank sees modest income growth
[Summary] => The Security Bank Corp. is looking at a modest growth in net income this year as it continues to improve its internal capabilities in preparation for a more robust economy.
In line with this, the bank has set aside a capital expenditure (capex ) budget of P275 million this year, up from P200 million last year.
[DatePublished] => 2001-03-09 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097672
[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => Security Bank set to acquire Federal Savings
[Summary] =>
Security Bank, the country's 13th largest commercial bank in terms of assets
and capital, is set to acquire Federal Savings and Mortgage Bank for P550
million as part of its plan to expand its presence in the retail market,
Security Bank president Rafael Simpao told The STAR yesterday.
"It (Federal Savings) is a small bank with very clean balance sheet. It does
not have non-performing loans and it is relatively new," he said. The bank,
based in Metro Manila, has three branches located in Makati, Novaliches in
Quezon City and San Pedro, Laguna.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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