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[Title] => RP need not copy other countries' stimulus plans, says MAP executive
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The Philippines need not copy the economic stimulus packages of other countries in order to deal with the global financial crisis as the country has not been as badly hit, the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) said.
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[Title] => FDI inflows are not dependent on foreign ownership of land - FPI
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – There is no need to allow foreigners to own land in the country to encourage more foreign direct investment (FDI), the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) said.
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[Title] => Chinatrust eyes P4.4-B personal loan portfolio
[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. (Chinatrust) expects to book P4.4 billion in new loans for 2006 alone. This is more than its cumulative loan bookings for the past four years since it started the business in 2002.
Chinatrust president Joey A. Bermudez cited huge investment made on infrastructure and manpower to deliver the personal loan product to the customer in seamless fashion. Information technology investments alone for the past three years reached P100 million.
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[Title] => Resolution time again?
[Summary] => There’s nothing like a brand new year to wipe the slate clean and start anew. A new year gives us new hope and, most especially, new resolve. We always think, "This year will be different. I will be stronger and fulfill all my resolutions." This is true for some of us; for others, it becomes the same old broken record.
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[Title] => Chinatrust net income up 27%
[Summary] => Medium-sized Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. registered a 27-percent growth in net income in the first three quarters of 2003 to P473 million, against P373 million in the same period last year. The better-than-expected net earnings performance was due to sustained loan portfolio growth, continued improvement in risk asset quality, profitable treasury activities, and prudent spending.
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[Title] => Chinatrust 8-month income surpasses 2002 earnings
[Summary] => Recoveries from bad assets, trading gains, early repayments of huge loans, and steady flow in deposits continued to buoy most banks during the economies weak performance, and foreign bank Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. is no exception.
After only eight months into 2003, Chinatrust Philippines registered a net income of P442 million which is better than the P410.9 million realized for the whole of 2002 for a 28- percent growth.
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[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. reported an eight percent growth in net earnings, or from P310.8 million from January to June 2002 to P334 million in the same period this year.
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Chinatrust president Joey A. Bermudez cited huge investment made on infrastructure and manpower to deliver the personal loan product to the customer in seamless fashion. Information technology investments alone for the past three years reached P100 million.
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After only eight months into 2003, Chinatrust Philippines registered a net income of P442 million which is better than the P410.9 million realized for the whole of 2002 for a 28- percent growth.
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Bank officials said that higher interest earnings on loans, stronger trading gains, improved fee-based income, prudent spending and lower loan loss provisions accounted for the better-than-expected performance in the first semester.
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