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[Title] => IFC transfers exposure in Bataan Polyethylene to Polymax
[Summary] => The International Finance Corp. (IFC) has transferred to UK holding firm Polymax Worldwide Ltd. all rights and interests in its loans to Bataan Polyethylene Corp. as the plant continues to remain inactive.
The IFC is the private sector investment arm of the World Bank. Polymax Worldwide, meanwhile, is allied with the locally-listed Metro Alliance group, which specializes in chemical production, distribution and logistics in the Philippines.
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[Title] => National Government eyes options for $1.3-B funding needs
[Summary] => The National Government is seeking cheaper funding options for its projected $1.3 billion foreign borrowings for next year.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho said government has already several funding options in place for more than half of its projected $1.3 billion external funding requirements for next year but wants to diversity into other sources for cheaper funds.
Specifically, government wants to negotiate for yen and Singapore-dollar based financing sources.
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[Title] => 8 firms offer to manage $500-M bond issue
[Summary] => The government has received at least eight firm proposals to manage its planned issuance of $300-$500 million bonds in the Japanese market.
In another development, government expects to get loan proceeds totalling $350 million in private placements by Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) and Citibank N.A., possibly by next month, which will help plug this year’s budgetary shortfall of P145 billion.
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[Title] => PNOC-EDC set to pick lead arranger for $100-M priv
[Summary] => The PNOC-Energy Development Corp. (EDC), the geothermal unit of the state-owned Philippine National Oil Co., will choose today the lead arranger for its planned $100-million private placement this year.
Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said they have shortlisted three foreign investment banks from the 11 that have submitted proposals.
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FUJI BANK
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[Summary] => The International Finance Corp. (IFC) has transferred to UK holding firm Polymax Worldwide Ltd. all rights and interests in its loans to Bataan Polyethylene Corp. as the plant continues to remain inactive.
The IFC is the private sector investment arm of the World Bank. Polymax Worldwide, meanwhile, is allied with the locally-listed Metro Alliance group, which specializes in chemical production, distribution and logistics in the Philippines.
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[Title] => National Government eyes options for $1.3-B funding needs
[Summary] => The National Government is seeking cheaper funding options for its projected $1.3 billion foreign borrowings for next year.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho said government has already several funding options in place for more than half of its projected $1.3 billion external funding requirements for next year but wants to diversity into other sources for cheaper funds.
Specifically, government wants to negotiate for yen and Singapore-dollar based financing sources.
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[Title] => 8 firms offer to manage $500-M bond issue
[Summary] => The government has received at least eight firm proposals to manage its planned issuance of $300-$500 million bonds in the Japanese market.
In another development, government expects to get loan proceeds totalling $350 million in private placements by Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) and Citibank N.A., possibly by next month, which will help plug this year’s budgetary shortfall of P145 billion.
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Energy Secretary Vincent S. Perez said they have shortlisted three foreign investment banks from the 11 that have submitted proposals.
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August 20, 2001 - 12:00am
