+ Follow PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM LOAN Tag
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[Title] => WB team in RP for talks on $200-M loan
[Summary] => A seven-man appraisal mission from the World Bank is in town to meet with local officials in preparation for negotiations on the $200-million Public Finance Strengthening Loan, formerly known as the Public Sector Reform Loan (PSRL).
The team is headed by mission leader Lloyd Mckay. They are here to evaluate the country’s performance and policies on key economic issues relevant to the coverage of the proposed loan.
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[Title] => JBIC to co-finance WB loan to RP
[Summary] => The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) is keen on co-financing with the World Bank (WB) government proposed $200-million Public Finance Strengthening Project (PFSP).
Finance Undersecretary Juanita Amatong said JBIC recently expressed its willingness to co-finance the PFSP that is supposed to replace the $400-million Public Sector Reform Loan (PSRL) which government cancelled earlier.
"If the deal pushes through, both agencies will be putting in the same amount which means government can raise a total of $400 million," said Amatong.
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[Title] => RP negotiates WB guarantee on loans
[Summary] => The government does not intend to get the entire $200-million Public Sector Reform Loan (PSRL) it is seeking from the World Bank which was originally meant to finance next year’s budgetary shortfall target of P130 billion.
The Department of Finance (DOF) will instead use only about half of the loan and the balance will be used to guarantee other loans from which government expects larger proceeds.
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[Title] => WB to grant RP $365-M project loans
[Summary] => The World Bank (WB) said yesterday it is considering granting the Philippine government $255 million to $365 million worth of project loans for this year.
Jemal Ud-din Kassum, World Bank vice-president for Far East Asia and the Pacific, said there are at least four projects and one program loan proposed for funding by the Philippine government.
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[Title] => WB to grant RP $365-M project loans
[Summary] => The World Bank (WB) said yesterday it is considering granting the Philippine government $255 million to $365 million worth of project loans for this year.
Jemal Ud-din Kassum, World Bank vice-president for Far East Asia and the Pacific, said there are at least four projects and one program loan proposed for funding by the Philippine government.
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PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM LOAN
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[Title] => WB team in RP for talks on $200-M loan
[Summary] => A seven-man appraisal mission from the World Bank is in town to meet with local officials in preparation for negotiations on the $200-million Public Finance Strengthening Loan, formerly known as the Public Sector Reform Loan (PSRL).
The team is headed by mission leader Lloyd Mckay. They are here to evaluate the country’s performance and policies on key economic issues relevant to the coverage of the proposed loan.
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[Title] => JBIC to co-finance WB loan to RP
[Summary] => The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) is keen on co-financing with the World Bank (WB) government proposed $200-million Public Finance Strengthening Project (PFSP).
Finance Undersecretary Juanita Amatong said JBIC recently expressed its willingness to co-finance the PFSP that is supposed to replace the $400-million Public Sector Reform Loan (PSRL) which government cancelled earlier.
"If the deal pushes through, both agencies will be putting in the same amount which means government can raise a total of $400 million," said Amatong.
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[Title] => RP negotiates WB guarantee on loans
[Summary] => The government does not intend to get the entire $200-million Public Sector Reform Loan (PSRL) it is seeking from the World Bank which was originally meant to finance next year’s budgetary shortfall target of P130 billion.
The Department of Finance (DOF) will instead use only about half of the loan and the balance will be used to guarantee other loans from which government expects larger proceeds.
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[Title] => WB to grant RP $365-M project loans
[Summary] => The World Bank (WB) said yesterday it is considering granting the Philippine government $255 million to $365 million worth of project loans for this year.
Jemal Ud-din Kassum, World Bank vice-president for Far East Asia and the Pacific, said there are at least four projects and one program loan proposed for funding by the Philippine government.
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[Title] => WB to grant RP $365-M project loans
[Summary] => The World Bank (WB) said yesterday it is considering granting the Philippine government $255 million to $365 million worth of project loans for this year.
Jemal Ud-din Kassum, World Bank vice-president for Far East Asia and the Pacific, said there are at least four projects and one program loan proposed for funding by the Philippine government.
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