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                    [Title] => To go or not to go
                    [Summary] => Did you know 1: Globe Telecom Inc. president Gerardo Ablaza will probably be still around when the company moves its head office to Bonifacio Global City, consolidating in one place the company’s wireless business under the Globe name, the telephone and Internet business under Innove Communications, and the engineering department.

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I had a very interesting conversation with UCBP president Jojo Querubin who revealed how he is going to do it: increase the equity and reduce the non-performing assets.

To increase the equity base, the bank plans to sell its stake in the CIIF oil mills which in turn owns shares in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) in the next few months. The sale would raise about P5 billion for UCPB.
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Those talks should stop after Jojo Querubin and the rest of the bank get to know each other better.
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JOJO QUERUBIN
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                    [Summary] => Did you know 1: Globe Telecom Inc. president Gerardo Ablaza will probably be still around when the company moves its head office to Bonifacio Global City, consolidating in one place the company’s wireless business under the Globe name, the telephone and Internet business under Innove Communications, and the engineering department.

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I had a very interesting conversation with UCBP president Jojo Querubin who revealed how he is going to do it: increase the equity and reduce the non-performing assets.

To increase the equity base, the bank plans to sell its stake in the CIIF oil mills which in turn owns shares in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) in the next few months. The sale would raise about P5 billion for UCPB.
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Those talks should stop after Jojo Querubin and the rest of the bank get to know each other better.
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