+ Follow NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITIES AND INSTRUMENTS DEPARTMENT Tag
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[Title] => Eternal Plans gets new license
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued an order renewing the registration of Eternal Plans, Inc.
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[Title] => SEC approves guarantee facility for pre-need companies
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the Philippine Federation of Pre-need Plan Companies Inc.’s proposal to issue an insurance bond that can be tapped by its members to cover any trust fund deficiencies.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pre-need sector sees 20% growth
[Summary] => The pre-need industry is projecting a 20-percent growth this year, as it steps up efforts to win back investor confidence through aggressive marketing and the expansion of distribution channels.
Juan Miguel Vazquez, president of the Federation of Philippine Pre-need Plan Companies Inc., said most pre-need firms are eyeing a 20 percent increase in sales this year on the assumption that the economy will improve.
"I think 20 percent is a safe estimate although the growth of the industry would depend on a lot of things like the economy," Vazquez said.
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[Title] => SEC allows Eternal Gardens to sell P500-M life plans
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has authorized pre-need firm Eternal Plans Inc. to sell to the public P500-million worth of fixed value memorial life plans.
The authorization is contained in an order issued recently by the SEC’s Non-Traditional Securities and Instruments Department approving the registration and licensing by EPI of the additional pre-need plan offering.
The order, dated April 4, is signed by Emilio B. Aquino, director of the Non-Traditional Securities and Instruments Department.
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[Title] => Four groups eye All Asia Plans
[Summary] => At least four groups have expressed interest in the possible buy-out of All AsiaPlans Corp., the pre-need arm of the debt-beleaguered All AsiaCapital group.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Non-Traditional Securities and Instruments Department said Pacific Plans of the Yuchengco group, AXA Insurance of the Metrobank group, the Chan group and global insurance giant New York Life have asked for information about All AsiaPlans, whose operations have been temporarily suspended due to non-compliance in its trust fund requirement.
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NON-TRADITIONAL SECURITIES AND INSTRUMENTS DEPARTMENT
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[DatePublished] => 2004-05-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pre-need sector sees 20% growth
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Juan Miguel Vazquez, president of the Federation of Philippine Pre-need Plan Companies Inc., said most pre-need firms are eyeing a 20 percent increase in sales this year on the assumption that the economy will improve.
"I think 20 percent is a safe estimate although the growth of the industry would depend on a lot of things like the economy," Vazquez said.
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[Title] => SEC allows Eternal Gardens to sell P500-M life plans
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has authorized pre-need firm Eternal Plans Inc. to sell to the public P500-million worth of fixed value memorial life plans.
The authorization is contained in an order issued recently by the SEC’s Non-Traditional Securities and Instruments Department approving the registration and licensing by EPI of the additional pre-need plan offering.
The order, dated April 4, is signed by Emilio B. Aquino, director of the Non-Traditional Securities and Instruments Department.
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[Title] => Four groups eye All Asia Plans
[Summary] => At least four groups have expressed interest in the possible buy-out of All AsiaPlans Corp., the pre-need arm of the debt-beleaguered All AsiaCapital group.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Non-Traditional Securities and Instruments Department said Pacific Plans of the Yuchengco group, AXA Insurance of the Metrobank group, the Chan group and global insurance giant New York Life have asked for information about All AsiaPlans, whose operations have been temporarily suspended due to non-compliance in its trust fund requirement.
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November 27, 2008 - 12:00am
