+ Follow PHILIPPINE DEALING SYSTEM AND HOLDING CORP Tag
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[Title] => RP’s first fixed income exchange opens today
[Summary] => The Philippine Dealing and Exchange Corp. (PDex) launches today the country’s first-ever fixed income exchange (FIE).
The FIE is an electronic and transparent trading system for government securities (GS) and other debt instruments such as commercial debt papers.
Industry sources, however, said there were apprehensions about the PDEx’s plan to impose a P500,000 license fee on banks and other financial institutions for a specific type of transaction under the second phase of FIE’s trading.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => Fixed income exchange sets launch for March 28
[Summary] => The country’s first fixed income exchange (FIE) will finally be launched on March 28, elevating the fledgling domestic capital market at par with international financial standards.
The FIE will likewise make the shift to the mark-to-market method of pricing securities, whether corporate or government-issued.
Likewise, it will reduce the risks of sourcing funds from international markets by introducing more sources of domestic capital.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-20 00:00:00
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PHILIPPINE DEALING SYSTEM AND HOLDING CORP
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[Title] => RP’s first fixed income exchange opens today
[Summary] => The Philippine Dealing and Exchange Corp. (PDex) launches today the country’s first-ever fixed income exchange (FIE).
The FIE is an electronic and transparent trading system for government securities (GS) and other debt instruments such as commercial debt papers.
Industry sources, however, said there were apprehensions about the PDEx’s plan to impose a P500,000 license fee on banks and other financial institutions for a specific type of transaction under the second phase of FIE’s trading.
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => Fixed income exchange sets launch for March 28
[Summary] => The country’s first fixed income exchange (FIE) will finally be launched on March 28, elevating the fledgling domestic capital market at par with international financial standards.
The FIE will likewise make the shift to the mark-to-market method of pricing securities, whether corporate or government-issued.
Likewise, it will reduce the risks of sourcing funds from international markets by introducing more sources of domestic capital.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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