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Doris Dumlao Abadilla

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As seen in: Philippine Daily Inquirer, Cebu Daily News, AsiaOne
Inquirer Asst. Business editor; any opinion that may slip out doesn't reflect PDI's
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Uy! This Jack-of-all-trades plays the long game

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By Doris Dumlao Abadilla Verified
| iqfin.net
Inquirer.net By Doris Dumlao Abadilla In the early 1990s when Pampanga was reeling from the double whammy of the Mount Pinatubo explosion and the shutdown of US military bases, Jaime Jack Uy, together with younger brother Dennis, started putting up a cable TV network and picking up sharply depreciated real estate. He was crazy, people thought, amid the business exodus then.
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Palace, GCG urged to drop DBP-Landbank merger plan

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By Doris Dumlao Abadilla Verified
| iqfin.net
MANILA -State-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has appealed to Malacaang to abort plans to merge it with Land Bank of the Philippines, warning of an unintended monopoly and concentration risks in a position paper that refuted point by point the justifications laid out by Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno.
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Strong bank fundamentals shielding Philippines, Asean

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By Doris Dumlao Abadilla Verified
| iqfin.net
Inquirer.net By Doris Dumlao Abadilla MANILA, Philippines – British banking giant HSBC sees strong underlying banking fundamentals and progressive regulators serving as buffer for the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia against shock waves from a string of recent US bank failures. I think Asean (Association of Southeast Asian) banks and more broadly, Asian banks, are well-capitalized, HSBC Group cochief executive Surendra Rosha said in a media roundtable on Tuesday.
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