+ Follow PILIPINAS GOVERNOR RAFAEL BUENAVENTURA Tag
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[Title] => Businessman offers solution to mounting debt, budget deficit
[Summary] => Businessman Celso delos Angeles Jr. offered yesterday a solution to the country’s mounting foreign debt and ballooning budget deficit in response to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura’s recent alarming pronouncement.
Buenaventura earlier expressed grave concern over the country’s debt burden which he described as so deep a crisis is forthcoming if the budget deficit is not balanced soon.
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[Title] => Buenaventura off to US for checkup
[Summary] => Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura is going on a three-week medical leave in the US, leaving the BSP in the hands of Deputy Governor Alberto V. Reyes Jr. as acting governor.
Buenaventura left late Tuesday night to attend the spring meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, but told reporters that he would not return until shortly before the May elections.
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[Title] => Share prices seen to consolidate at lower range
[Summary] => The market is likely to consolidate at a lower range this week as lingering political uncertainties and renewed concerns on terrorism continue to spook investors, analysts said.
After drifting at a narrow range for more than a month, the local equities market turned sharply lower after terrorist bombings abroad and domestic political issues dampened investor interest. The main index closed at its lowest this year to 1,423.79, down by 47.86 points or 3.3 percent week-on-week.
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[Title] => IMF airs concern over Congress’ failure to pass revenue measures
[Summary] => The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed concern over the sustainability of the government’s fiscal management program.
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[Title] => RP should complete forex borrowings before polls
[Summary] => Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura urged the government yesterday to complete its remaining $680 foreign borrowings before the May 10 national elections.
"They should get it out of the way before the elections. They will have to borrow anyway," Buenaventura told reporters.
The Philippines, Asia’s largest sovereign debt issuer outside of Japan, is still considering when to go back to the global bond market to raise part or all of its remaining $680 million in external financing requirements.
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[Title] => AMLC eyes ‘suspicious’ transactions
[Summary] => The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has approved the rules for the submission of reports on suspicious transactions in banks, insurance companies, stockbrokerage houses and pre-need firms.
The AMLC is headed by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura. Sitting as members of the council are Securities and Exchange Commission Chairperson Lilia Bautista and Insurance Commission officer-in-charge Eduardo Malinis.
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[Title] => Editorial - Penalizing the BSP
[Summary] => The peso’s continuing slide in recent days has been unusually steep, the secretary of finance observed yesterday. Perhaps he should submit more detailed observations ...
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[Title] => Finex bewails suspension of BSP officials
[Summary] => Another business group expressed concern yesterday over the suspension of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura and four officials by the Court of Appeals (CA).
The prestigious Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (FINEX) called it an "unwelcome episode" and "alarming."
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[Title] => Palace eases concern over BSP chief’s suspension
[Summary] => Malacañang sought to arrest yesterday the negative effect of the suspension order issued last week by the Court of Appeals against Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura and four other BSP senior officials.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho told reporters in a press conference held after the meeting with President Arroyo that she appreciated and continues to appreciate the role of the BSP and the governor in stabilizing and strengthening the economy during her term.
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[Title] => Stock trading seen to be subdued this week
[Summary] => With the threat of terrorism and political concerns still hounding the local equities market, investors are expected to remain on the sidelines until they get hold of strong and fresh leads.
Analysts said stock trading will be subdued this week with a downward bias as investors continue to worry about the political climate.
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PILIPINAS GOVERNOR RAFAEL BUENAVENTURA
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[Title] => Businessman offers solution to mounting debt, budget deficit
[Summary] => Businessman Celso delos Angeles Jr. offered yesterday a solution to the country’s mounting foreign debt and ballooning budget deficit in response to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura’s recent alarming pronouncement.
Buenaventura earlier expressed grave concern over the country’s debt burden which he described as so deep a crisis is forthcoming if the budget deficit is not balanced soon.
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[Title] => Buenaventura off to US for checkup
[Summary] => Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura is going on a three-week medical leave in the US, leaving the BSP in the hands of Deputy Governor Alberto V. Reyes Jr. as acting governor.
Buenaventura left late Tuesday night to attend the spring meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, but told reporters that he would not return until shortly before the May elections.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Share prices seen to consolidate at lower range
[Summary] => The market is likely to consolidate at a lower range this week as lingering political uncertainties and renewed concerns on terrorism continue to spook investors, analysts said.
After drifting at a narrow range for more than a month, the local equities market turned sharply lower after terrorist bombings abroad and domestic political issues dampened investor interest. The main index closed at its lowest this year to 1,423.79, down by 47.86 points or 3.3 percent week-on-week.
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[Title] => IMF airs concern over Congress’ failure to pass revenue measures
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[Title] => RP should complete forex borrowings before polls
[Summary] => Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura urged the government yesterday to complete its remaining $680 foreign borrowings before the May 10 national elections.
"They should get it out of the way before the elections. They will have to borrow anyway," Buenaventura told reporters.
The Philippines, Asia’s largest sovereign debt issuer outside of Japan, is still considering when to go back to the global bond market to raise part or all of its remaining $680 million in external financing requirements.
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[Title] => AMLC eyes ‘suspicious’ transactions
[Summary] => The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has approved the rules for the submission of reports on suspicious transactions in banks, insurance companies, stockbrokerage houses and pre-need firms.
The AMLC is headed by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura. Sitting as members of the council are Securities and Exchange Commission Chairperson Lilia Bautista and Insurance Commission officer-in-charge Eduardo Malinis.
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[Title] => Editorial - Penalizing the BSP
[Summary] => The peso’s continuing slide in recent days has been unusually steep, the secretary of finance observed yesterday. Perhaps he should submit more detailed observations ...
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[Title] => Finex bewails suspension of BSP officials
[Summary] => Another business group expressed concern yesterday over the suspension of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura and four officials by the Court of Appeals (CA).
The prestigious Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (FINEX) called it an "unwelcome episode" and "alarming."
[DatePublished] => 2003-08-21 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Palace eases concern over BSP chief’s suspension
[Summary] => Malacañang sought to arrest yesterday the negative effect of the suspension order issued last week by the Court of Appeals against Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Rafael Buenaventura and four other BSP senior officials.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho told reporters in a press conference held after the meeting with President Arroyo that she appreciated and continues to appreciate the role of the BSP and the governor in stabilizing and strengthening the economy during her term.
[DatePublished] => 2003-08-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Stock trading seen to be subdued this week
[Summary] => With the threat of terrorism and political concerns still hounding the local equities market, investors are expected to remain on the sidelines until they get hold of strong and fresh leads.
Analysts said stock trading will be subdued this week with a downward bias as investors continue to worry about the political climate.
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