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Gihukman  sa Commission  on  Elections (COMELEC) nga kwalipikadong  mokandidato  sa pagka-bise  mayor  si Daphine A. Lagon  sa lungsod  sa Tuburan , Cebu  sa piniliay  karong  Mayo 13, 2013.

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According to Metrobank executive vice president and trust officer Josefina E. Sulit, this comes from the robust performance of the bank’s newest product, Abundance, and its Common Trust Funds (CTFs).
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In 2003, MBTC’s department registered total assets under management (AUM) at P105.5 billion.

However, in the first three months this year alone, MBTC’s AUM was reportedly lower than the record P34.5 billion in the same period level a year ago.
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Last year, assets already stood at a record level of P105.5 billion. In the last three months of 2003 alone, the group was able to generate assets worth P34.5 billion.

The two-month "haul" of nearly P14 billion in assets under management (AUM), which in fact may force the trust banking group to reset its 2004 full year growth targets.
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In fact, Metro-bank’s total AUM amounted to P107-billion, or a more than 50-percent increase from the P71-billion recorded in 2002.

That has allowed the country’s largest commercial bank to corner a 16-percent market share in the CTF banking business.
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Metrobank has consistently posted the biggest growth in the trust banking industry since 1999, growing 500 percent from P18 billion to over P100 billion in four years, or an average annual growth rate of 56 percent. Metrobank also chalked up a 16 percent market share.
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From P71 billion, its AUM grew by another P14.7 billion. Thus its total trust assets stood at P85.7 billion as of end June.
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Gihukman  sa Commission  on  Elections (COMELEC) nga kwalipikadong  mokandidato  sa pagka-bise  mayor  si Daphine A. Lagon  sa lungsod  sa Tuburan , Cebu  sa piniliay  karong  Mayo 13, 2013.

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According to Metrobank executive vice president and trust officer Josefina E. Sulit, this comes from the robust performance of the bank’s newest product, Abundance, and its Common Trust Funds (CTFs).
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In 2003, MBTC’s department registered total assets under management (AUM) at P105.5 billion.

However, in the first three months this year alone, MBTC’s AUM was reportedly lower than the record P34.5 billion in the same period level a year ago.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-14 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1097672 [AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres [SectionName] => Business [SectionUrl] => business [URL] => ) [3] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 243658 [Title] => Metrobank trust assets up [Summary] => Total assets managed by the trust banking group of the Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank) grew to P114 billion as of end February this year.

Last year, assets already stood at a record level of P105.5 billion. In the last three months of 2003 alone, the group was able to generate assets worth P34.5 billion.

The two-month "haul" of nearly P14 billion in assets under management (AUM), which in fact may force the trust banking group to reset its 2004 full year growth targets.
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In fact, Metro-bank’s total AUM amounted to P107-billion, or a more than 50-percent increase from the P71-billion recorded in 2002.

That has allowed the country’s largest commercial bank to corner a 16-percent market share in the CTF banking business.
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Metrobank has consistently posted the biggest growth in the trust banking industry since 1999, growing 500 percent from P18 billion to over P100 billion in four years, or an average annual growth rate of 56 percent. Metrobank also chalked up a 16 percent market share.
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From P71 billion, its AUM grew by another P14.7 billion. Thus its total trust assets stood at P85.7 billion as of end June.
[DatePublished] => 2003-09-16 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Banking [SectionUrl] => banking [URL] => ) ) )
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