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The Prudential Group, Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC), and First Metropolitan Asset Management Inc. (FMAM) have a combined assets of nearly a billion pesos after over a year in operation.


At the end of October this year, the net asset value (incomplete) of the mutual fund industry stood at nearly P76 billion. 


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"On the interim, we are looking at a conservative net income in the vicinity of P150 million," Prudential Plan president  Jose Alberto T. Alba  said yesterday.


Prudential Plans, however, managed to increase its sales for the first two months of the year.


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"On the interim, we are looking at a conservative net income in the vicinity of P150 million," Prudential Plan president  Jose Alberto T. Alba  said yesterday.


Prudential Plans, however, managed to increase its sales for the first two months of the year.


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Loyola Plans submits bid to take over Prudential Plans' pre-need business

By Ted P. Torres | June 1, 2012 - 12:00am

 Loyola Plans Consolidated Inc. has submitted a bid to take over the pre-need business of Prudential Plans Inc.

Business

First Metro, Grepalife and Prudentialife expand presence in mutual fund industry

December 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Despite the seemingly insurmountable odds, the new players in the country’s fledgling mutual fund industry continue to move forward. The Prudential Group, Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC), and First...

Banking

Prudential Plans suffers income drop due to eco slowdown, new SEC rules

By Ted P. Torres | April 24, 2003 - 12:00am

Prudential Plans Inc. expects its earnings to decline in 2002 from P250 million in 2001, due in part to a slowdown in the economy and new Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations which include a sharp...

Business