+ Follow GUARANTEE FUND Tag
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[Title] => SB Corp gets high credit mark
[Summary] => SB Corp., the country’s lead agency for SME (small and medium enterprises) development, obtained an issuer credit rating of PRS Aa minus from Philippine Rating Services Corp.
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[Title] => SB Corp dividends aggregate to P1.37B
[Summary] => The Small Business Corp. (SB Corp) has remitted to the National Government a total of P1.37 billion over a 20-year period.
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[Title] => SBC seeks partner cooperatives
[Summary] => The Small Business Corp. (SBC), one of the Government’s lending arms in assisting financial requirements of micro, small and business enterprises (MSMEs), is looking for partner-cooperatives for it to achieve its mandate.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jessica B. Natad
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[Title] => DBP extends P500-M credit facility to SB Corp
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has extended a P500-million credit facility to the SB Corp. for relending to small and medium enterprises (SME) under the SME Unified Lending Opportunities for National Growth (Sulong) program.
SB Corp., formerly known as the Small Business Guarantee and Finance Corp. or SBGFC, is the result of a merger between Guarantee Fund for Small and Medium Enterprises (GFSME) and SBGFC. It remains under the wings of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
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[Title] => Small Business Corp raises 2003 lending target to P2B
[Summary] => The Small Business Corp. (SB Corp.) has surpassed its full-year target of P1.6 billion in terms of lending and guarantees in only 10 months, officials said.
As of end-October, SB Corp. reported a total of P1.7billion or P100 million over this year’s target prompting officials to set new targets. The original programmed lending and guarantees for the first 10 months was placed at P1.3 billion.
"We could now look at possibly reaching the P2-billion mark by the end of the year," Benel P. Lagua, president and chief operating officer of SB Corp., said.
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[Title] => House panels approve creation of P5-B fund for agri productivity
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia announced yesterday that two House committees have already approved the creation of a P5-billion Guarantee Fund to enhance agricultural credit, spark productivity and intensify growth in the countryside.
De Venecia said that House committee on agrarian reform headed by Rep. Gregorio Ipong and the House committee on banks headed by Manila Rep. Jaime Lopez have approved a consolidated bill on the proposed Enhanced Collateral Value of Farm Lands Act of 2002.
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[Title] => Government eyes religious, civic groups as conduits for loans to SMEs
[Summary] => The Arroyo Government is planning to use religious and civic groups as a conduit for funds for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), aside from the banking system, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II disclosed over the weekend.
He said the government is set to unveil by July a financing program for the SME sector.
Government has been studying various schemes to provide more funds to the SME sector.
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[Title] => Government eyes religious, civic groups as conduits for loans to SMEs
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He said the government is set to unveil by July a financing program for the SME sector.
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[Title] => P100-B loanable funds available to small firms
[Summary] => Government has been urged to mount a comprehensive campaign to inform the country’s small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) that they can avail themselves of close to P100 billion in easy-to-pay, low-interest credit to help them open new businesses or expand their existing ventures.
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GUARANTEE FUND
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[Title] => SB Corp gets high credit mark
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[Title] => SB Corp dividends aggregate to P1.37B
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[DatePublished] => 2010-05-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => DBP extends P500-M credit facility to SB Corp
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has extended a P500-million credit facility to the SB Corp. for relending to small and medium enterprises (SME) under the SME Unified Lending Opportunities for National Growth (Sulong) program.
SB Corp., formerly known as the Small Business Guarantee and Finance Corp. or SBGFC, is the result of a merger between Guarantee Fund for Small and Medium Enterprises (GFSME) and SBGFC. It remains under the wings of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
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[Title] => Small Business Corp raises 2003 lending target to P2B
[Summary] => The Small Business Corp. (SB Corp.) has surpassed its full-year target of P1.6 billion in terms of lending and guarantees in only 10 months, officials said.
As of end-October, SB Corp. reported a total of P1.7billion or P100 million over this year’s target prompting officials to set new targets. The original programmed lending and guarantees for the first 10 months was placed at P1.3 billion.
"We could now look at possibly reaching the P2-billion mark by the end of the year," Benel P. Lagua, president and chief operating officer of SB Corp., said.
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[Title] => House panels approve creation of P5-B fund for agri productivity
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia announced yesterday that two House committees have already approved the creation of a P5-billion Guarantee Fund to enhance agricultural credit, spark productivity and intensify growth in the countryside.
De Venecia said that House committee on agrarian reform headed by Rep. Gregorio Ipong and the House committee on banks headed by Manila Rep. Jaime Lopez have approved a consolidated bill on the proposed Enhanced Collateral Value of Farm Lands Act of 2002.
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[Summary] => The Arroyo Government is planning to use religious and civic groups as a conduit for funds for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), aside from the banking system, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II disclosed over the weekend.
He said the government is set to unveil by July a financing program for the SME sector.
Government has been studying various schemes to provide more funds to the SME sector.
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[Title] => Government eyes religious, civic groups as conduits for loans to SMEs
[Summary] => The Arroyo Government is planning to use religious and civic groups as a conduit for funds for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), aside from the banking system, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II disclosed over the weekend.
He said the government is set to unveil by July a financing program for the SME sector.
Government has been studying various schemes to provide more funds to the SME sector.
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[Title] => P100-B loanable funds available to small firms
[Summary] => Government has been urged to mount a comprehensive campaign to inform the country’s small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) that they can avail themselves of close to P100 billion in easy-to-pay, low-interest credit to help them open new businesses or expand their existing ventures.
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