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                    [Title] => Nothing more than feelings
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                    [Title] => Who's afraid of election failure?
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We have been receiving similar questions from our readers.
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Total assets managed by PhilEquity Management Inc. has reached P1.84 billion at the end of 2006, or a 64-percent growth from the total assets under management (AUMs) of P1.12 billion in 2005.


PhilEquity Management is the asset manager of four mutual funds. These are funds invested in the bond market, equities market, dollar bond market, and the Philippine Stock Exchange index fund.


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                    [Title] => iVantage gains controlling interest in WS Fiesta Online
                    [Summary] => iVantage Corp., a publicly-listed investment management company, has gained control of Internet consulting firm WS Fiesta Online Corp. via the purchase of an additional 40-percent stake in the company.


In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange yesterday, iVintage corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan said the company had subscribed to an additional 80,000 common shares of WS Fiesta for P8 million, thereby increasing its interest to 60 percent from only 20 percent.


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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange yesterday, iVintage corporate secretary A. Bayani K. Tan said the company had subscribed to an additional 80,000 common shares of WS Fiesta for P8 million, thereby increasing its interest to 60 percent from only 20 percent.


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