Tag: philippines

FinanceAsia congratulates the winners of this year''s Best Companies survey. Here we present the results for the Philippines.
By The Editors | 12 March 2002
In which bonds should you have put your cash in 2002?
By Steven Irvine | 12 March 2002
One of the best-kept secrets in the Asian bond markets finally comes to an end as the Republic of the Philippines launches its anticipated seven-year dollar benchmark.
By Jackie Horne | 26 February 2002
A $170 million securitization of equity rental payments received by the Metro Rail Transit Corp (MRTC) will be launched next Friday.
By Rob Davies | 6 February 2002
Strong demand sees the Republic increase its global bond offering and on-lend $250 million to the National Power Corporation (Napocor).
By Jackie Horne | 10 January 2002
The Republic is expected to decide today (Wednesday) whether to opt for a fully-fledged global in place of a private placement via Credit Suisse First Boston.
By Jackie Horne | 8 January 2002
The Republic makes further inroads with the euro investors - at a price.
By Jackie Horne | 29 November 2001
Despite past difficulties issuing in the currency, the Republic appears determined to try again so that it can on-lend proceeds to Napocor.
By Jackie Horne | 8 November 2001
Citibank, ING Barings and UBS Warburg vie to bring the Republic of the Philippines to the Singapore dollar bond market.
By Rob Davies | 4 October 2001
The Philippines will develop an ABS market says Senen Matoto, the official charged with drafting a securitization bill.
By Rob Davies | 18 September 2001
Entering its first derivative transaction with a financial institution, the government has completed a $220.4 million synthetic financing via HSBC.
By Jackie Horne | 25 July 2001
The government has changed tack once again, abandoning plans for a non-deal roadshow in favour of a lightening strike on the international debt markets.
By Jackie Horne | 4 July 2001
Philippines borrowers look set to return to centre stage, with transactions pending for PLDT, Napocor and the Republic.
By Jackie Horne | 30 May 2001
FinanceAsia congratulates the winners of the best managed company awards in this year''s Best Companies survey. Here we present the results for the Philippines.
By The Editors | 14 May 2001
The Philippine government is looking at a proposal to set up an NPL agency with receipts from bond deals.
By Rob Davies | 16 March 2001
As the World Bank''s investment arm into the private sector, the International Finance Corporation recently earmarked a substantial $125 million for the Philippines. Country ...
By JTR Bentulan | 9 March 2001
Monetary policy in the Philippines enters a new arena. It is no longer a matter of lowering interest rates, but whether the Monetary Board should lower rates before the US ...
By FinanceAsia Research | 7 March 2001
Globe Telecom, the biggest digital phone company in the Philippines, is to launch a corporate bond this month via HSBC.
By Rob Davies | 6 February 2001
The Republic of the Philippines has launched Asia''s longest-dated sovereign domestic currency bond.
By Jackie Horne | 30 November 2000
FinanceAsia has announced the coveted Country Awards for this year. The winners are the best commercial and investment banks in each country in Asia. Here we present the ...
By The Editors | 26 October 2000
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