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Aside from Mark Securities, another broker firm that announced its intention to re-enter the equities market is JP Morgan.  The foreign brokerage house hopes to resume trading operations in the Philippines in July pending compliance with requirements.


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A ranking SEC official said the commission is inclined not to pursue anymore the charges of wash sales and matched orders – both illegal schemes intended to manipulate stock prices – after it has accepted a cash settlement offer from RPC officials also linked to the case, leading to the termination of the investigation.

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The scheme involves the issuance of credit cards through its bank partner Union Bank, in an effort to "increase awareness and interests in online trading with DFNN’s broker-clients."


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In separate counter-affidavits filed with the Department of Justice, Aurora
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Stock brokers keen to revive operations at less capital

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | June 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Mark Securities Corp., owned by the Dayrit family, is seeking a reduction in the minimum paid-up capital requirement for brokers to allow it to revive its trading operations. Aside from Mark Securities, another...

Business

SEC backs PSE decision on Reynolds Phils case

May 10, 2001 - 12:00am

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given in to the Philippine Stock Exchange’s appeal to uphold the bourse’s...

Business

DFNN.com launches credit system for stock trading

By Christina Mendez | March 18, 2001 - 12:00am

The Internet-based Diversified Financial Network Inc. (DFNN.com) has launched an innovative credit system for trading at the Philippine Stock Exchange, the company said in a disclosure statement. The scheme involves...

Business

DFNN.com lists shares in PSE

By Christina Mendez | October 31, 2000 - 12:00am

Not even a sluggish stock market could prevent Diversified Financial Network, Inc. (DFNN.com) from undertaking an initial public offering as the company gears up for its expansion plans along global lines, the way...

Business

Two brokers in BW mess want charges dropped

By by DelonPorcalla | May 12, 2000 - 12:00am

Two of the five broker companies charged with stock price manipulation have denied knowing any alleged anomalous transactions of presidential friend and Best World Resources majority owner Dante Tan. In separate...

Headlines