Telcos at crossroads: How satellite internet could redraw map
The joint offering reportedly targets businesses and government agencies in hard-to-reach locations, including those engaged in agriculture, retail, fisheries…
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Rogelio V. Quevedo
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SEC reiterates 20-percent minimum public float rule
A low public float may be vulnerable to price manipulation. When only a small percentage of shares is actively traded, stock prices become vulnerable to…
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Factoring: Unlocking MSME growth in service economy
Factoring allows businesses to perfect a security interest over accounts receivables, receiving immediate cash instead of waiting weeks or months for customer…
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Dispute resolution: SEC to SCC transfer
However, this raised concerns about the SEC’s ability to effectively regulate the capital markets and enhance investor protection, while simultaneously acting…
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Service industry continues as a driving force for growth
The repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles sub-sector also remains essential, with a growing number of Filipinos purchasing cars and motorcycles.
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SEC extension offices: Catalysts for growth
The rise in the number of SEC extension offices aligns with the goals outlined in the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise Development Plan 2023-2028 issued…
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Service industry pump-primes Philippine economy
Corporations, due to their attributes of limited liability and separate juridical personality, serve as the primary vehicle for running a business.
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Role and limits of independent directors
As more companies embrace the principles of good governance, the demand for independent directors has increased, leading to a rise in available board seats.
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Influencers beware: The liability for soliciting unregistered securities
In SEC v. Santos, the Supreme Court held that an investment consultant was deemed to be engaged in the solicitation of unregistered securities in violation of…
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