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                    [Title] => PSE to require listed firms to make submissions in electronic form
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will require all listed companies to submit corporate disclosures and other reportorial documents in electronic form starting on Monday, March 3, a move expected to allow instant and easy access to relevant market information by the investing public. 


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                    [Title] => PSE set to launch new website
                    [Summary] => While it has always been alluded to as an "Old Boys Club," the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has managed to keep up with changing trends and is slowly adopting the e-commerce platform as it hops on to the New Economy bandwagon.


Starting this coming week, the PSE will launch its new website (www.pse.com.ph) which not only boasts of an enhanced look and faster navigation time but also features a wide range of data and information, including an ingenious real-time stock trading game.


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                    [Title] => PSE suspends 5 firms for failure to submit reports
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will suspend trading in five listed companies starting today for their failure to submit required financial statements on time.


According to PSE senior vice president Jose Cervantes, the suspension was originally slated to take effect yesterday (July15) but was re-scheduled due to the simultaneous holding of the Barangay and SK elections, proclaimed as a special non-working holiday nationwide.


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                    [Title] => PSE docks 7 firms for non-compliance
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange is set to slap trading suspensions on seven listed firms by July 15 unless they are able to comply with the Exchange’s requirements on the submission of their year-end financial reports.


PSE senior vice president Jose Cervantes said the seven companies are Atlas Consolidated Mining & Development Corp., DMCI Holdings Inc., Fil-Estate Corp., Music Corp., Philippine National Construction Corp., Wellex Industries Inc. and Wise Holdings Inc.


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                    [Title] => Paperless trading at bourse today
                    [Summary] => Starting today (June 13), the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will slowly rid itself of paper-based memos and circulars on the trading floor as it makes available an online disclosure system that can even be accessed through the Internet.


"In line with the Exchange’s efforts towards increased operational efficiency and market transparency, all listed company disclosures as well as other PSE announcements and memos will be made available to the trading participants and the public in electronic form," PSE executive vice president Jose Cervantes said.


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                    [Title] => SEC mulls 3 options to prevent leadership vacuum at PSE
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering three options in case the court restrains eight non-brokers from performing their duties as directors of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
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                    [Title] => PSE’s extended trading hours take effect Feb. 20
                    [Summary] => The extended trading hours of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will take effect on Wednesday, Feb. 20, after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) en banc approved the proposal last Wednesday.


In a memorandum, PSE senior vice president Jose Cervantes said based on the new trading schedule, there will be a one-hour market recess from 12 noon to 1 p.m. before trading resumes for an additional one and half hours, or until 2:30 p.m.


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                    [Title] => Bank OKs rehab plan for Reynolds
                    [Summary] => Asiatrust Bank has approved a rehabilitation and financial restructuring plan aimed at reviving the beleaguered aluminum manufacturer, Reynolds Philippines Corp. (RPC).


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), RPC said Asiatrust is the second creditor to approve the plan. The first was Land Bank of the Philippines.


RPC senior vice president Jose Cervantes said the company’s financial adviser, Penta Capital Investment Corp., has expressed confidence that it would be able to get the approval of at least 67 percent of RPC’s creditor banks.


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                    [Title] => SEC, BSP okay dollar-based trading facility
                    [Summary] => The capital market’s regulatory agencies have given their go-signal for the launching of a dollar-denominated trading (DDT) facility by the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).


PSE chief operating officer Jose Cervantes said their proposal to introduce the DDT has been approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).


But he said the PSE still has to craft the specific guidelines before it offers the new facility, possibly by the middle of next year.


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                    [Title] => Cop shoots cop
                    [Summary] => A Las Piñas City policeman was shot by a neighbor, a Pasay City policeman, during a heated argument in a drinking spree outside their house in Muntinlupa City Sunday night.


Senior Police Officer 1 Nestor Tercero, 41, a resident of Immaculate Concepcion street, Barangay Cupang, Muntinlupa, is now in critical condition at the Parañaque Medical Center due to a gun shot wound in the chest.


The suspect, identified as Police Officer 1 Tony Bacud, and resident of the same area, is now being hunted.


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JOSE CERVANTES

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                    [Title] => PSE suspends 5 firms for failure to submit reports
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According to PSE senior vice president Jose Cervantes, the suspension was originally slated to take effect yesterday (July15) but was re-scheduled due to the simultaneous holding of the Barangay and SK elections, proclaimed as a special non-working holiday nationwide.


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                    [Title] => PSE docks 7 firms for non-compliance
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PSE senior vice president Jose Cervantes said the seven companies are Atlas Consolidated Mining & Development Corp., DMCI Holdings Inc., Fil-Estate Corp., Music Corp., Philippine National Construction Corp., Wellex Industries Inc. and Wise Holdings Inc.


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"In line with the Exchange’s efforts towards increased operational efficiency and market transparency, all listed company disclosures as well as other PSE announcements and memos will be made available to the trading participants and the public in electronic form," PSE executive vice president Jose Cervantes said.


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                    [Title] => SEC mulls 3 options to prevent leadership vacuum at PSE
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In a memorandum, PSE senior vice president Jose Cervantes said based on the new trading schedule, there will be a one-hour market recess from 12 noon to 1 p.m. before trading resumes for an additional one and half hours, or until 2:30 p.m.


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                    [Title] => Bank OKs rehab plan for Reynolds
                    [Summary] => Asiatrust Bank has approved a rehabilitation and financial restructuring plan aimed at reviving the beleaguered aluminum manufacturer, Reynolds Philippines Corp. (RPC).


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), RPC said Asiatrust is the second creditor to approve the plan. The first was Land Bank of the Philippines.


RPC senior vice president Jose Cervantes said the company’s financial adviser, Penta Capital Investment Corp., has expressed confidence that it would be able to get the approval of at least 67 percent of RPC’s creditor banks.


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                    [Title] => SEC, BSP okay dollar-based trading facility
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PSE chief operating officer Jose Cervantes said their proposal to introduce the DDT has been approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).


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Senior Police Officer 1 Nestor Tercero, 41, a resident of Immaculate Concepcion street, Barangay Cupang, Muntinlupa, is now in critical condition at the Parañaque Medical Center due to a gun shot wound in the chest.


The suspect, identified as Police Officer 1 Tony Bacud, and resident of the same area, is now being hunted.


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