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After the first five months of 2007, AXA Philippines has accumulated total premium income of a little over P8 billion.
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Total premium income for Generali Pilipinas Life Assurance Co. alone expanded by 110 percent to P200 million. For the individual line, premium income reached P72.6 million or 125 percent better than the P32.3 million in 2002. Group life insurance expanded by 102 percent, or from P63.6 million in 2002 to P128.3 million last year. 


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                    [Title] => Generali premium income hits P601-M
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As a result of the company’s strong performance last year,  the Italy-based insurer expects   bigger gross premiums  in the next few years particularly in the life insurance sector. 


Of the total premium income, P505 million came from its non-life insurance operations, which was up by a strong 64 percent  from just P309 million in 2001. 


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iVantage corporate secretary A. Bayani Tan identified the buyers as JTKC Equities Inc., Surewell Equities Inc. and JPSA Global Services Co.


iRemit was organized as a wholly-owned subsidiary only last year, providing remittance services mainly for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) with its first overseas branch established in Hong Kong.


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BDO  formally filed yesterday with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) its   application for public listing.


BDO started  its operations as a  universal bank in 1996 after the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) granted its permit in  late 1995.


BPI Capital Inc. will be the  lead underwriter for  BDO’s IPO.


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Corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company has sold its 65-percent interest in each of the four affiliated investment firms under its wings for a combined value of P62.1 million.


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GENERALI PILIPINAS INSURANCE CO

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Total premium income for Generali Pilipinas Life Assurance Co. alone expanded by 110 percent to P200 million. For the individual line, premium income reached P72.6 million or 125 percent better than the P32.3 million in 2002. Group life insurance expanded by 102 percent, or from P63.6 million in 2002 to P128.3 million last year. 


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As a result of the company’s strong performance last year,  the Italy-based insurer expects   bigger gross premiums  in the next few years particularly in the life insurance sector. 


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iVantage corporate secretary A. Bayani Tan identified the buyers as JTKC Equities Inc., Surewell Equities Inc. and JPSA Global Services Co.


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BDO  formally filed yesterday with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) its   application for public listing.


BDO started  its operations as a  universal bank in 1996 after the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) granted its permit in  late 1995.


BPI Capital Inc. will be the  lead underwriter for  BDO’s IPO.


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Corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan informed the Philippine Stock Exchange that the company has sold its 65-percent interest in each of the four affiliated investment firms under its wings for a combined value of P62.1 million.


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