+ Follow OMNI SAVINGS BANK Tag
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[Title] => Citibank to buy Manila-based savings bank
[Summary] => Citibank has narrowed down its acquisition list to one thrift bank and has initiated the process of seeking clearance from its head office to start negotiating and discussing the terms of acquisition with the target bank.
Sources from the banking industry disclosed over the weekend that Citibank has finally narrowed down its short list of three candidate thrift banks to one Manila-based bank that it planned to acquire.
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[Title] => Citibank makes move to acquire local thrift bank
[Summary] => Citibank has narrowed down its acquisition list to one thrift bank and has initiated the process of seeking clearance from its head office to start negotiating and discussing the terms of acquisition with the target bank.
Sources from the banking industry revealed over the weekend that Citibank has finally narrowed down its short list of three candidate thrift banks to one Mania-based bank.
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[Title] => Manila Bank to be niche player
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The Manila Banking Corp., the country's third biggest thrift bank, expects to
become a commercial bank in the next two to three months following the
completion of its merger with TA Bank, Manila Bank senior vice president and
corporate secretary David Puyat said yesterday.
As a commercial bank, Manila Bank will be a niche player, Puyat said in an
interview with The STAR.
Manila Bank acquired 60 percent of the formerly Malaysian-controlled TA Bank in
October last year.
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[Title] => Manila Bank gets okay to acquire Malaysian bank
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The Monetary Board, the policy-making body of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
(BSP), has approved the sale of a majority stake of Malaysian-owned TA Bank of
Manila Banking Corp.
TA Bank is 60 percent owned by a Malaysian group which reportedly decided to
divest their shares in the bank due to financial difficulties.
BSP Deputy Gov.
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OMNI SAVINGS BANK
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[Title] => Citibank to buy Manila-based savings bank
[Summary] => Citibank has narrowed down its acquisition list to one thrift bank and has initiated the process of seeking clearance from its head office to start negotiating and discussing the terms of acquisition with the target bank.
Sources from the banking industry disclosed over the weekend that Citibank has finally narrowed down its short list of three candidate thrift banks to one Manila-based bank that it planned to acquire.
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[Title] => Citibank makes move to acquire local thrift bank
[Summary] => Citibank has narrowed down its acquisition list to one thrift bank and has initiated the process of seeking clearance from its head office to start negotiating and discussing the terms of acquisition with the target bank.
Sources from the banking industry revealed over the weekend that Citibank has finally narrowed down its short list of three candidate thrift banks to one Mania-based bank.
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The Manila Banking Corp., the country's third biggest thrift bank, expects to
become a commercial bank in the next two to three months following the
completion of its merger with TA Bank, Manila Bank senior vice president and
corporate secretary David Puyat said yesterday.
As a commercial bank, Manila Bank will be a niche player, Puyat said in an
interview with The STAR.
Manila Bank acquired 60 percent of the formerly Malaysian-controlled TA Bank in
October last year.
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[Title] => Manila Bank gets okay to acquire Malaysian bank
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The Monetary Board, the policy-making body of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
(BSP), has approved the sale of a majority stake of Malaysian-owned TA Bank of
Manila Banking Corp.
TA Bank is 60 percent owned by a Malaysian group which reportedly decided to
divest their shares in the bank due to financial difficulties.
BSP Deputy Gov.
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