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                    [Title] => Creation of commodities trading put on hold
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is keeping plans for a commodities trading on hold pending the creation of ample infrastructure.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-01-06 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Neil Jerome C. Morales
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                    [Title] => PSE to launch new trading system to attract more foreign investors
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After a nine-month delay, the Philippine Stock Exchange is ready to launch next month a new trading system (NTS) that is expected to attract more overseas investors and boost volumes.
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                    [Title] => PSE posts 93% profit hike in 2006
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) reported a 93-percent jump in its net profit last year to P231.11 million, boosted by higher revenues from listing, membership and service fees.


In a financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the PSE said operating revenues grew 47 percent to P564 million, driven by a 53.4-percent rise in listing fees.  


Last year, a total of four companies went public compared with only two in 2005. There were also 48 additional listings from only 26. 


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                    [Title] => PSE posts income of P47.3M in 2 months
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) reported a net income of P47.3 million in the first two months of the year, exceeding its profit for the whole of 2004 of P19.8 million.


Operating revenues grew 57 percent to P79.3 million, largely due to the listing of Manila Water Co. and SM Investments Corp., and increased daily value turnover.


The PSE recently declared a P5 cash dividend per share on top of the two earlier cash dividends amounting to P2 per share and P16 per share.


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                    [Title] => PSE earns modest profit from transaction fees
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) reported a 179.3-percent growth in its net income during the first half of the year, helped by the reimposition of stock transaction fees early this year.


In its financial report, the PSE said profits amounted to P11.08 million compared with P3.96 million last year. 


Operating revenues rose 9.38 percent to P61.18 million due to higher membership-related income amounting to P16.02 million or an increase of 352 percent from the previous year’s level.


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                    [Title] => PSE lifts suspension of trading in Music Semiconductors shares
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) lifted yesterday the trading suspension on the shares of Music Semiconductors Corp. 


The suspension was imposed by the PSE last May 21 when stock transactions involving Music proceeded without reckoning of the necessity of a price adjustment and the adjustment in the number of shares as a result of the company’s quasi-reorganization. 


Under the quasi-reorganization implemented by the company, shares of Music had been reduced from 446.69 million to 89.34 million shares. 


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                    [Title] => SEC issues rules on 20% ownership limit
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued rules governing the trading of shares of the Philippine Stock Exchange to ensure full compliance of the 20-percent single industry share ownership limit rule under the Securities Regulation Code.


Under the SRC, no individual can own more than five percent of the exchange and no single business group can hold more than 20 percent.  


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                    [Title] => SEC okays bourse policy posting notices on website
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the Philippine Stock Exchange’s policy on the posting of corporate disclosures and exchange announcements on its website.


To ensure the timely release of market information to the investing public,  the PSE has extended until 4 p.m. the posting of company disclosures on its website.


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                    [Title] => PSE postpones by 1 month test run for offsite trading system
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has pushed back by about a month its test run for the enhanced offsite trading system for brokers as the telephone companies are still adjusting their hardware on the new system configuration the bourse has set up.


PSE chief technology officer Edilberto Ocampo said it will be the first time the telcos will be adopting the  Virtual Private Network (VPN) for local floorless trading, making them doubly careful of the system requirements of the PSE such as security and speed in the transmission process.


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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] => PSE posts 93% profit hike in 2006
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) reported a 93-percent jump in its net profit last year to P231.11 million, boosted by higher revenues from listing, membership and service fees.


In a financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the PSE said operating revenues grew 47 percent to P564 million, driven by a 53.4-percent rise in listing fees.  


Last year, a total of four companies went public compared with only two in 2005. There were also 48 additional listings from only 26. 


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                    [Title] => PSE posts income of P47.3M in 2 months
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) reported a net income of P47.3 million in the first two months of the year, exceeding its profit for the whole of 2004 of P19.8 million.


Operating revenues grew 57 percent to P79.3 million, largely due to the listing of Manila Water Co. and SM Investments Corp., and increased daily value turnover.


The PSE recently declared a P5 cash dividend per share on top of the two earlier cash dividends amounting to P2 per share and P16 per share.


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                    [Title] => PSE earns modest profit from transaction fees
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) reported a 179.3-percent growth in its net income during the first half of the year, helped by the reimposition of stock transaction fees early this year.


In its financial report, the PSE said profits amounted to P11.08 million compared with P3.96 million last year. 


Operating revenues rose 9.38 percent to P61.18 million due to higher membership-related income amounting to P16.02 million or an increase of 352 percent from the previous year’s level.


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                    [Title] => PSE lifts suspension of trading in Music Semiconductors shares
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) lifted yesterday the trading suspension on the shares of Music Semiconductors Corp. 


The suspension was imposed by the PSE last May 21 when stock transactions involving Music proceeded without reckoning of the necessity of a price adjustment and the adjustment in the number of shares as a result of the company’s quasi-reorganization. 


Under the quasi-reorganization implemented by the company, shares of Music had been reduced from 446.69 million to 89.34 million shares. 


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                    [Title] => SEC issues rules on 20% ownership limit
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Under the SRC, no individual can own more than five percent of the exchange and no single business group can hold more than 20 percent.  


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                    [Title] => SEC okays bourse policy posting notices on website
                    [Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the Philippine Stock Exchange’s policy on the posting of corporate disclosures and exchange announcements on its website.


To ensure the timely release of market information to the investing public,  the PSE has extended until 4 p.m. the posting of company disclosures on its website.


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                    [Title] => PSE postpones by 1 month test run for offsite trading system
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has pushed back by about a month its test run for the enhanced offsite trading system for brokers as the telephone companies are still adjusting their hardware on the new system configuration the bourse has set up.


PSE chief technology officer Edilberto Ocampo said it will be the first time the telcos will be adopting the  Virtual Private Network (VPN) for local floorless trading, making them doubly careful of the system requirements of the PSE such as security and speed in the transmission process.


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                    [Title] => PSE’s extended trading hours take effect Feb. 20
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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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