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[Summary] => After a year as president and chief executive officer of Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB), Joey Bermudez has quit his post to resume his commitment as chairman and chief executive officer of Maybridge Financial Group.
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[Title] => PVB total resources hits P55.6 B in 2013
[Summary] => Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) has reported that its total resources grew to P55.59 billion in 2013 from P54.93 billion in 2012 despite a lower income.
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[Title] => Solid reputation
[Summary] => Security Bank Corporation has launched a public offer of its Basel III Tier 2 notes amounting to P10 billion.
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[Summary] => Phiippine Veterans Bank (PVB) has entered into an agreement with aCCelerate Analyser. aCCelerate Analyser has powerful analytical capabilities for sensitivity analysis, stress testing and scenario analysis which will allow PVB to address daily operational risk functions and build on the bank’s sound risk management practices.
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[Title] => Bermudez tapped to head Phl Veterans Bank
[Summary] => Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) has tapped seasoned banker Joey Bermudez to be its new president as the bank moves to join the ranks of the major players in the banking industry.
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[Title] => Biz experts call for swift action to cope with crisis
[Summary] => An economics professor of the University of San Carlos believes that “better planning and better executions” of government projects to avoid wastage in public funds is an effective measure to mitigate the effects of the global economic crisis.
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[Title] => Commercial banks look to consumer market for growth
[Summary] => sBanks continue to look at the consumer lending market for growth in the same manner that the National Economy looks to private and personal consumption to fuel the country’s sputtering economy.
The three major contributors to the impressive 6.2-percent growth rate in the first nine months of 2004 are services, industry, and agriculture.
The services sector accounts for 47.3 percent of GDP, industry 34.7 percent, and agriculture 18 percent. "The economy so far has been consumption driven," government economic managers said.
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[Title] => Chinatrust launches new consumer banking products
[Summary] => Chinatrust (Philippines) Commercial Bank Corp. is set to launch a host of new consumer banking products, led by a five-year time deposit, that would help finance its expanding core activities.
Bank officials said they will be re-launching consumer banking products as well as introduce variants of its personal products. There are also new banking products in the pipeline.
The five-year time deposit product, called Innov8, would raise funds for lending to the personal or consumer market the bank said.
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[Title] => Chinatrust launches ‘new’ home, salary loans
[Summary] => Chinatrust Commercial (Phils.) Bank Inc. is expecting its loan portfolio to grow to P2 billion by yearend with the introduction of new consumer loan products.
First, it launched a newer version of its original 2001 home loan product and followed this up with a salary loan program.
The "revitalized" home loan offer even includes a special bonus for borroweres.
"For the first time in many years, home loan borrowers will receive a significant cash gift which has no string attached," Chinatrust president Joey Bermudez disclosed.
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[Title] => Chinatrust posts 68% profit hike
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Total resources rose to P17 billion representing an eight-percent growth from the P15.66 billion in 2001. Chinatrust Phils. president Joey Bermudez said the increase in earnings was due to a 22-percent growth in the bank’s loan portfolio even as its bond portfolio fell by 16 percent.
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The three major contributors to the impressive 6.2-percent growth rate in the first nine months of 2004 are services, industry, and agriculture.
The services sector accounts for 47.3 percent of GDP, industry 34.7 percent, and agriculture 18 percent. "The economy so far has been consumption driven," government economic managers said.
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Bank officials said they will be re-launching consumer banking products as well as introduce variants of its personal products. There are also new banking products in the pipeline.
The five-year time deposit product, called Innov8, would raise funds for lending to the personal or consumer market the bank said.
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[Summary] => Chinatrust Commercial (Phils.) Bank Inc. is expecting its loan portfolio to grow to P2 billion by yearend with the introduction of new consumer loan products.
First, it launched a newer version of its original 2001 home loan product and followed this up with a salary loan program.
The "revitalized" home loan offer even includes a special bonus for borroweres.
"For the first time in many years, home loan borrowers will receive a significant cash gift which has no string attached," Chinatrust president Joey Bermudez disclosed.
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Total resources rose to P17 billion representing an eight-percent growth from the P15.66 billion in 2001. Chinatrust Phils. president Joey Bermudez said the increase in earnings was due to a 22-percent growth in the bank’s loan portfolio even as its bond portfolio fell by 16 percent.
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January 30, 2003 - 12:00am
