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The Supreme Court has rejected the efforts of the Securities and Exchange Commission to cancel the registration of the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), which is engaged in foreign currency transactions in the country.
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[Summary] => The Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), the country’s largest internet FX informa-tion service provider, is inaugurating its Cebu branch at the Cebu Business Park on March 29, 2004. Cocktails and dinner will be held at the Marriott Hotel ballroom in Cebu City at 6 p.m.
On April 2, the Performance Group will inaugurate its office in Tokyo, Japan under the trade name of Performance Forex Co. Ltd. Office location will be at the prime area of Ochisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku Yamato, Tokyo.
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[Title] => FX trading gets Internet support
[Summary] => How can the foreign exchange currency trading in the Philippines benefit with the advent of the Internet and how can the flood of Internet finance scams be avoided or stopped?
The newly established Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), describing itself as the "largest Internet currency information services provider in the Philippines," offers Internet support for foreign exchange (FX) trading, 24-hour service and financial data.
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[Summary] => Want to know at the flick of your fingers how global banks are trading in major foreign currencies? How about up-to-the-minute developments that shape the foreign exchange market?
Filipinos and foreigners based in the Philippines now have the means to become effective players in spot foreign currency trading thanks to the revolutionary FX 2003 program being offered by Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC).
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[Summary] => Monetary Board member Melito Salazar Jr. urged more companies yesterday to follow the lead of the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC) in promoting economic activities that reflect confidence and belief in the resiliency of Filipinos.
Salazar led government officials, businessmen, investors and PFEC officials in the colorful and lively inaugural ceremony of the company which is engaged in the business of spot foreign currency trading, among others. The festivities were highlighted by the traditional "Lion Dance."
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[Summary] => Global foreign currency trading amounts to a whopping $1.2 trillion daily, but the Philippines’ minimal participation in the biggest financial market in the world precludes its benefiting from it.
That is about to change though as the groundwork that would enable more and more Filipinos to engage in spot foreign currency trading has already been laid by a company called Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC).
PFEC will inaugurate on April 2, 2003 its Makati City office at the Enterprise Center.
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[Title] => Electronic trading in foreign exchange growing – PFEC
[Summary] => The growing use of electronic systems in foreign exchange transactions is changing the complex of currency trading worldwide, according to data gathered by the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC).
In an analytical paper, PFEC said that its April 2001 figures showed that trading between bank and non-bank foreign exchange dealers in the world had fallen substantially from $908 billion to P689 billion.
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[Summary] => Investment-savvy Filipinos manage to steer away from "get-rich-quick" schemes like pyramiding and "ponzi" operations by fully scrutinizing and undertaking some kind of a due diligence study on investment proposals that come their way.
The Performance Foreign Exchange Corporation (PFEC), a company engaged in the business of interbank spot currency trading, declared yesterday that the investing public can easily recognize pseudo-investment schemes by giving portfolios a thorough examination.
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The Supreme Court has rejected the efforts of the Securities and Exchange Commission to cancel the registration of the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), which is engaged in foreign currency transactions in the country.
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[Summary] => The Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), the country’s largest internet FX informa-tion service provider, is inaugurating its Cebu branch at the Cebu Business Park on March 29, 2004. Cocktails and dinner will be held at the Marriott Hotel ballroom in Cebu City at 6 p.m.
On April 2, the Performance Group will inaugurate its office in Tokyo, Japan under the trade name of Performance Forex Co. Ltd. Office location will be at the prime area of Ochisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku Yamato, Tokyo.
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The newly established Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC), describing itself as the "largest Internet currency information services provider in the Philippines," offers Internet support for foreign exchange (FX) trading, 24-hour service and financial data.
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Filipinos and foreigners based in the Philippines now have the means to become effective players in spot foreign currency trading thanks to the revolutionary FX 2003 program being offered by Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC).
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[Summary] => Monetary Board member Melito Salazar Jr. urged more companies yesterday to follow the lead of the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC) in promoting economic activities that reflect confidence and belief in the resiliency of Filipinos.
Salazar led government officials, businessmen, investors and PFEC officials in the colorful and lively inaugural ceremony of the company which is engaged in the business of spot foreign currency trading, among others. The festivities were highlighted by the traditional "Lion Dance."
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That is about to change though as the groundwork that would enable more and more Filipinos to engage in spot foreign currency trading has already been laid by a company called Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC).
PFEC will inaugurate on April 2, 2003 its Makati City office at the Enterprise Center.
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[Summary] => The growing use of electronic systems in foreign exchange transactions is changing the complex of currency trading worldwide, according to data gathered by the Performance Foreign Exchange Corp. (PFEC).
In an analytical paper, PFEC said that its April 2001 figures showed that trading between bank and non-bank foreign exchange dealers in the world had fallen substantially from $908 billion to P689 billion.
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[Summary] => Investment-savvy Filipinos manage to steer away from "get-rich-quick" schemes like pyramiding and "ponzi" operations by fully scrutinizing and undertaking some kind of a due diligence study on investment proposals that come their way.
The Performance Foreign Exchange Corporation (PFEC), a company engaged in the business of interbank spot currency trading, declared yesterday that the investing public can easily recognize pseudo-investment schemes by giving portfolios a thorough examination.
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