Jun Vallecera

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It’s not easy being a millennial, survey says

More than half or 51 percent of millennials are discouraged from pursuing their chosen career path in full as this has proven inadequate to provide for their financial needs, a study financed by CIMB Bank Philippines show.

Anti-inflation liquidity suppression results in fewer January loan take outs

There were fewer loan take outs among the universal and commercial licensed banks (U/KBs) in January when so-called domestic liquidity, essentially money readily available...

Dollar bond sales push BOP into surplus in January

The country’s balance of payments (BOP), a snapshot of foreign currency earnings minus its expenses, swung into a surplus in January this year from...

Post Valentine BIR, lotto operators meet resolves confusion over tax

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) recently met with the operators of the various lotto outlets in the country to flesh out the confusion...

Cybersecurity vendor warns of new info-stealer malware

The virus information stealer Vidar has been spreading through internet domains claiming to be associated with the remote desktop software company AnyDesk. This was reported...

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GT Capital profit falls 10% to P23.3B on economic slowdown

Slower economic growth, elevated inflation, and softer consumer demand weighed on GT Capital Holdings Inc.’s businesses, pulling consolidated net income down 10 percent to P23.3 billion in the first nine months of 2026, even as its banking and automotive units continued to generate substantial earnings.

BankCom bond sale draws P17.4B, 3.4 times oversubscribed

Strong investor demand enabled Bank of Commerce (BankCom), an affiliate of San Miguel Corp., to raise P17.4 billion from its latest bond offering, more than 3.4 times the minimum P5-billion issue size despite a challenging market environment.

BOI eyes P1T target, shifts focus to investment climate

The Board of Investments (BOI) remains confident of meeting its P1-trillion investment approvals target this year, but is shifting greater attention to the policy environment and industrial planning needed to sustain project inflows beyond its own investment pipeline.

ACEN shifts from rapid expansion to execution, profitability

ACEN is tightening its investment pipeline, preparing to surrender some renewable energy service contracts, and reshuffling its leadership as it shifts from rapid expansion to improving project returns, operating efficiency, and profitability.
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