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[Title] => Bro. Odon Sabarre's birthday bash
[Summary] => Bro. Odon Sabarre, artist-in-residence of Region 8, celebrated his birthday recently in Smed Center, Tacloban City.
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[Title] => $500-M JBIC loan package remains largely untapped
[Summary] => The $500-million Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) V loan package remains largely untapped as National Government guarantees for foreign funded projects are nearly "over-tapped."
The JBIC V fund is solely allocated for projects undertaken through the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), which has already allocated the funds for several development projects.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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[Title] => DBP remits P520-M worth of dividends to NG
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Phils. (DBP) remitted over the weekend to the National Government dividends worth P520 million for the year 2000.
DBP president Remedios L. Macalincag told The STAR that the total remittances to the National Government represented 25 percent of the bank’s net earnings for 2000.
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[Title] => DBP earmarks P2B for SME lending
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has allocated P2 billion for the Industrial Support and Services Expansion Project (ISSEP) II loan portfolio.
The ISSEP is a credit facility funded by the Japan Bank of International Corp. (JBIC) for the small-and medium enterprises (SMEs) sub sector.
Known as "Financing Plus", ISSEP II specifically provides credit plus business diagnostics and advice, business brokering (like franchiser and franchisor, supplier and buyer) training and other services to sub-sectors through organized industry groups.
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[Title] => DBP earmarks P200M for microfinancing
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has allocated P200 million for lending to the manufacturing and agri-business sectors in line with government’s emphasis on microfinancing.
The multi-million peso lending facility is in line with the administration’s policy of making available financing to the countryside, especially for poverty alleviation.
However, DBP officials said the loan facility would involve multi-financing institutions (MFIs) in providing small enterprises direct access to credit and banking services.
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[Title] => DBP forecasts 40% growth in net profit
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) is hoping to increase by at least 40 percent its net income this year to P2 billion from P1.46 billion in 1999, DBP president and chief executive officer Remedios L. Macalingcag said yesterday.
"The bank’s income may even be revised upwards as it expects to give out more loans this year," Macalingcag said.
She expressed confidence that the DBP would also be able to improve its non-performing loans ratio this year or at least keep it to its 1999 level of 6.42 percent.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => DBP's bad loans down to 7.47%
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The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) announced yesterday that its past
due rate continues to be among the lowest in the industry pegged at 7.47
percent as of April 2000, way below the industry average of 14 percent. In
March 1999, DBP's past due rate was recorded at 8.28 percent.
DBP president and chief executive officer Remedios L.
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[Title] => Bro. Odon Sabarre's birthday bash
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[Title] => $500-M JBIC loan package remains largely untapped
[Summary] => The $500-million Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) V loan package remains largely untapped as National Government guarantees for foreign funded projects are nearly "over-tapped."
The JBIC V fund is solely allocated for projects undertaken through the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), which has already allocated the funds for several development projects.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-28 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => DBP remits P520-M worth of dividends to NG
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Phils. (DBP) remitted over the weekend to the National Government dividends worth P520 million for the year 2000.
DBP president Remedios L. Macalincag told The STAR that the total remittances to the National Government represented 25 percent of the bank’s net earnings for 2000.
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[Title] => DBP earmarks P2B for SME lending
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has allocated P2 billion for the Industrial Support and Services Expansion Project (ISSEP) II loan portfolio.
The ISSEP is a credit facility funded by the Japan Bank of International Corp. (JBIC) for the small-and medium enterprises (SMEs) sub sector.
Known as "Financing Plus", ISSEP II specifically provides credit plus business diagnostics and advice, business brokering (like franchiser and franchisor, supplier and buyer) training and other services to sub-sectors through organized industry groups.
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[Title] => DBP earmarks P200M for microfinancing
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has allocated P200 million for lending to the manufacturing and agri-business sectors in line with government’s emphasis on microfinancing.
The multi-million peso lending facility is in line with the administration’s policy of making available financing to the countryside, especially for poverty alleviation.
However, DBP officials said the loan facility would involve multi-financing institutions (MFIs) in providing small enterprises direct access to credit and banking services.
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[Title] => DBP forecasts 40% growth in net profit
[Summary] => The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) is hoping to increase by at least 40 percent its net income this year to P2 billion from P1.46 billion in 1999, DBP president and chief executive officer Remedios L. Macalingcag said yesterday.
"The bank’s income may even be revised upwards as it expects to give out more loans this year," Macalingcag said.
She expressed confidence that the DBP would also be able to improve its non-performing loans ratio this year or at least keep it to its 1999 level of 6.42 percent.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => DBP's bad loans down to 7.47%
[Summary] =>
The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) announced yesterday that its past
due rate continues to be among the lowest in the industry pegged at 7.47
percent as of April 2000, way below the industry average of 14 percent. In
March 1999, DBP's past due rate was recorded at 8.28 percent.
DBP president and chief executive officer Remedios L.
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