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[Summary] => Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation (AIB) has established a subsidiary that will draw foreign capital into the country’s small- and medium enterprises (SMEs).
"It is another investment banking activity, and the first of its kind backed by a major investment house," Stanley L. Saguinsin, AIB assistant vice president told The STAR.
The wholly-owned subsidiary is called Cashrounds.com which will act as conduit or middleman between foreign investors and the country’s SMEs.
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[Title] => New firm to match foreign investors and local SMEs
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"It is another investment banking activity, and the first of its kind backed by a major investment house," Stanley L. Saguinsin, AIB assistant vice president told The STAR.
The wholly-owned subsidiary is called Cashrounds.com which will act as conduit or middleman between foreign investors and the country’s SMEs.
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[Title] => SEC to allow use of Internet for stocks trading
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission will allow investment houses and other capital market players to use the Internet for selling stocks and other forms of securities, provided the full disclosure rules and the guidelines in the E-Commerce Law are complied with.
SEC officer-in-charge for the Market Regulation Department Jose P. Aquino said this was the agency’s position in reply to a query by investment firm, Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation, on regulations and policies governing Internet-based transactions.
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"It is another investment banking activity, and the first of its kind backed by a major investment house," Stanley L. Saguinsin, AIB assistant vice president told The STAR.
The wholly-owned subsidiary is called Cashrounds.com which will act as conduit or middleman between foreign investors and the country’s SMEs.
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"It is another investment banking activity, and the first of its kind backed by a major investment house," Stanley L. Saguinsin, AIB assistant vice president told The STAR.
The wholly-owned subsidiary is called Cashrounds.com which will act as conduit or middleman between foreign investors and the country’s SMEs.
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SEC officer-in-charge for the Market Regulation Department Jose P. Aquino said this was the agency’s position in reply to a query by investment firm, Amalgamated Investment Bancorporation, on regulations and policies governing Internet-based transactions.
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