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                    [Title] => New firm to match foreign investors and local SMEs
                    [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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"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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"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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