Romualdez lauds SEC for supporting E. Visayas
House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez lauded the Securities and Exchange Commission for opening a new extension office in Tacloban City ...
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SEC continues crackdown on illegal lenders
The Securities and Exchange Commission sustains its crackdown on illegal lenders, noting that the newly enacted Financial Products and Services ...
Read moreSEC commissioner named Thought Leader of the Year
The work of the Securities and Exchange Commission led by commissioner Kelvin Lester Lee to grow financial technology in the ...
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SEC to raise fines on firms for late filing of reports
The Securities and Exchange Commission said it plans to increase by 20 percent the fines and penalties imposed on corporations ...
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Robinsons Land prepares P15-billion retail bond offering
Robinsons Land Corp. said Monday it plans to raise up to P15 billion from the issuance of fixed-rate retail bonds. ...
Read more3 lending firm executives found guilty of falsifying documents
The Securities and Exchange Commission said over the weekend it secured the conviction of three executives of a lending company ...
Read moreSEC issues closure order against Platinum Coin and Upsys Daily Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday it issued a cease and desist order against Platinum Coin and Upsys Daily ...
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ARTA rejects LYKA’s petition for automatic approval of registration
By Jenniffer B. Austria The Anti-Red Tape Authority rejected the petition filed by social media-based payments platform LYKA Philippines Solutions ...
Read moreSEC grants amnesty on late filing of financial statements
The Securities and Exchange Commission is granting corporations and other regulated entities an amnesty on the late and non-filing of ...
Read moreLending firm’s executives face imprisonment
The Securities and Exchange Commission said Wednesday it successfully prosecuted nine incorporators and officials of lending firm Phil86 Gurunanak Lending ...
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