[Vantage Point] Landbank’s P182-million belated retreat
Prolonged financial paralysis is never a harmless administrative technicality
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Leandro Leviste’s ABS-CBN stake is shrinking, and so is everyone else’s
The expansion of the equity pie alters the corporate math for all outsiders
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Dennis Uy loses Donatela resort after foreclosure, another blow to shrinking empire
The luxury Bohol resort has been turned over to Landbank as Dennis Uy’s company struggles to overcome its overwhelming debt burden
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When the common public purchases these bonds, they are not merely performing a civic duty; they are securing a reliable, wealth-building vehicle to shield their savings from inflation and market volatility.
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GCash prices Philippines’ biggest-ever IPO at P6.60 per share
The IPO now moves to its October 6 to 12 public offer period, when retail investors will be able to subscribe to shares at the P6.60 price
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[Vantage Point] GCash at P6.60: Did investors finally get their price?
Millions of Filipinos already trust GCash to move their money. The IPO asks whether they should trust it with their investment capital.
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Credit cards, move over: Filipinos really love buy now, pay later
BNPL is running red-hot, enough for one top player to turn itself into a bank and snag one of the government’s former highest paid official for its board. Rappler sits down with TransUnion to unpack the boom.
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PSE enters new territory with GCash’s IPO. But to thrive, it must go further.
GCash’s incoming record-setting IPO hints at a stock market opening itself to asset-light enterprises, but is still far from embracing high-growth tech
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Buying the dip: In search of the PSEi’s elusive inflection point
The stock market and the economy are now at the inflection point where investors can find high-quality stocks that operate as natural hedges against a weakening peso
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For Aznar Shipping, going public means growth – and dodging third-gen curse
‘My main job is really to hand it over to the next gen,’ the third-generation Aznar tells Rappler. ‘Looking at the IPO process, the requirements, the standards that you are held to, it really coincided with my interest.’
