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PhiLife eyes 36% premium growth

By Ted P. Torres | February 18, 2014 - 12:00am

Philippine Life Financial Assurance Corp. (Phi- Life Financial) is planning to grow its total premium income by roughly 36 percent to P445 million this year, from the P326 million recorded in 2013. The same already...

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