SEC sets rules for first Green Equity label
SEC sets stricter rules for Philippine Green Equity Label, requiring firms to meet 50% sustainability criteria to attract investors.
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SEC sets stricter rules for Philippine Green Equity Label, requiring firms to meet 50% sustainability criteria to attract investors.


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Documents and photos reveal that a P96.5-million flood control project in Davao Occidental, once called a “ghost project,” may be nearly complete despite the…

The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued Southeast Asia’s first Green Equity Guidelines, directing companies to prove that at least half of their…
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The "West Philippine Sea" label is visible again on Google Maps after briefly disappearing, sparking concerns amid ongoing maritime disputes.

The West Philippine Sea label is now visible on Google Maps, referring to the Philippines' exclusive economic zone in the disputed South China Sea, as netizens…

As of 30 December 2024, the GSIS received a substantial payout of $272 million (approximately P15.8 billion), from the Macquarie Asia Infrastructure Fund 2…




