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[Title] => Citystate Savings Bank NPLs shrink further
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank’s yearend non-performing loan (NPL) ratio slipped further by 7.66 percent to 4.10 percent in 2003 compared to 4.44 percent in 2002, one of the lowest in the thrift bank industry with latest industry ratio of 12.9.
Total deposits soared by 12.11 percent to P801 million last year from P715 million in 2002.
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[Title] => New products boost Citystate Savings
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank reported huge gains in earnings as it continued to develop or enhance its existing consumer bank products.
Rey D. Delfin, Citystate Savings executive vice president said that the bank’s improved performance was focused on driving revenues from both existing and new business opportunities through continued enhancement of bank products and services as well as improved customer service. Recently, it launched P10 or P100 service campaign wherein a maximum of ten minutes is given to service a customer or the bank credits P100 to the client’s account.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Citystate Savings targets 50% net income growth in 2003
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank is content to grow by a "modest" 50 percent in terms of net earnings for the whole of 2003 although doubling last year’s performance is still deemed as achievable.
Last year, net income grew by a whooping 167 percent from P8.87 million in 2001 to P23.71 million last year.
There are positive signs that the 2003 net income target is achievable with the thrift bank’s strong performance in the first three months of 2003.
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Total deposits soared by 12.11 percent to P801 million last year from P715 million in 2002.
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[Title] => New products boost Citystate Savings
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank reported huge gains in earnings as it continued to develop or enhance its existing consumer bank products.
Rey D. Delfin, Citystate Savings executive vice president said that the bank’s improved performance was focused on driving revenues from both existing and new business opportunities through continued enhancement of bank products and services as well as improved customer service. Recently, it launched P10 or P100 service campaign wherein a maximum of ten minutes is given to service a customer or the bank credits P100 to the client’s account.
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[Title] => Citystate Savings targets 50% net income growth in 2003
[Summary] => Citystate Savings Bank is content to grow by a "modest" 50 percent in terms of net earnings for the whole of 2003 although doubling last year’s performance is still deemed as achievable.
Last year, net income grew by a whooping 167 percent from P8.87 million in 2001 to P23.71 million last year.
There are positive signs that the 2003 net income target is achievable with the thrift bank’s strong performance in the first three months of 2003.
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