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[Title] => Edeza wants to expand quality accounts, guarantees and double profitabililty
[Summary] => Former national treasurer Sergio G. Edeza, and newly-installed president and chief executive officer of the Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (PhilEXIM), pledged to pick up from where former head Joel C. Valdes left of prior to his resignation.
Valdes resigned for personal reasons.
Edeza swore to conform to the existing medium-term program including the 2004 plan, although he eyes semi-annual reviews. PhilEXIM is a line agency of the Department of Finance (DOF), and the only other government entity with a sovereign guarantee.
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[Title] => Government trims fund requirement to P169.3B this year
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Under the new P169.3-billion financing program, net domestic borrowings are scheduled to increase slightly to P166.3 billion from the revised P165.2 billion. Net foreign financing was trimmed down to P3 billion from a high of P26.3 billion.
Among the foreign borrowings expected to fill up the country’s financing requirements is the $500 million which will come in three tranches.
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Under the new P169.3-billion financing program, net domestic borrowings are scheduled to increase slightly to P166.3 billion from the revised P165.2 billion. Net foreign financing was trimmed down to P3 billion from a high of P26.3 billion.
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Valdes resigned for personal reasons.
Edeza swore to conform to the existing medium-term program including the 2004 plan, although he eyes semi-annual reviews. PhilEXIM is a line agency of the Department of Finance (DOF), and the only other government entity with a sovereign guarantee.
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Under the new P169.3-billion financing program, net domestic borrowings are scheduled to increase slightly to P166.3 billion from the revised P165.2 billion. Net foreign financing was trimmed down to P3 billion from a high of P26.3 billion.
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Under the new P169.3-billion financing program, net domestic borrowings are scheduled to increase slightly to P166.3 billion from the revised P165.2 billion. Net foreign financing was trimmed down to P3 billion from a high of P26.3 billion.
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February 24, 2004 - 12:00am
