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                    [Title] => GSIS plans to sell P12.7B worth of acquired assets
                    [Summary] => The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is planning to sell about P12.7 billion worth of acquired assets as the state-owned pension fund consolidates its investments ahead of losses arising from delinquent contributions. 


GSIS officials said the pension fund was juggling its resources to higher-yielding investments in the face of declining interest rates that could affect its returns over the short term.
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If approved and implemented as planned this year, it would mark GSIS’ maiden venture into offshore investments after years of locking its funds in low-yielding domestic instruments, mostly government securities.
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                    [Summary] => The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is planning to sell about P12.7 billion worth of acquired assets as the state-owned pension fund consolidates its investments ahead of losses arising from delinquent contributions. 


GSIS officials said the pension fund was juggling its resources to higher-yielding investments in the face of declining interest rates that could affect its returns over the short term.
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If approved and implemented as planned this year, it would mark GSIS’ maiden venture into offshore investments after years of locking its funds in low-yielding domestic instruments, mostly government securities.
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