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SCCP gets license to operate as securities depository for PSE

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The long-running plan of the Philippine Stock Exchange to set up its own equities depository system has taken shape as the wholly owned clearing house Securities Clearing Corp. of the Philippines (SCCP) bagged a provisional license to operate as a securities depository.

Posted: February 12th, 2013 in Latest Business Stories | Read More »

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  • Zamboanga folk: Aquino gave wrong info on housing in Sona
  • Solons disappointed Aquino skipped FOI, power woes, poverty in speech
  • Police cautious on divulging info on slain racer Enzo Pastor
  • Magnitude 6.3 earthquake strikes southeast Mexico – USGS
  • 2 soldiers killed, 6 wounded in clash with NPA in Davao del Norte

    • Sports

  • 16-year-old Nigerian weightlifter fails drug test
  • Army fights off Ateneo, grabs share of V-League lead
  • V-League: Air Force turns back NU to secure No. 4
  • Miami Heat welcome Gilas Pilipinas
  • Osman, Julaton lead the charge for women’s mixed martial arts in Asia

    • Lifestyle

  • In Todd Parr’s world, it’s OK to make mistakes
  • Fashion faux pas? Nancy Binay apologizes to designer, tells bashers to ‘enjoy’
  • Lonely Londoners looking to open up to strangers
  • Fashion cops heckle Nancy Binay; Mommy Dionisia steals show
  • ‘The Home Place’ a strong debut for Carrie La Seur

    • Entertainment

  • Kris Aquino tells President Aquino: ‘Stay alive’
  • Gaga on Bennett duet CD: Jazz comes easier vs. pop
  • ‘Life goes on’ for Paolo Bediones amid circulation of alleged sex video
  • GMA-7 calls Aljur Abrenica’s complaint ‘very unfortunate’
  • First Fil-Am Hollywood talk show wraps up first season

    • Business

  • Court tells Okada group: You can’t abort deal with Century Properties
  • $1,000 pill now hepatitis C treatment of choice
  • US stocks little changed after big corporate deals
  • Gov’t back in deficit in June
  • PSEi down in thin trade

    • Technology

  • China investigating Microsoft in monopoly case
  • Samsung postpones launch of Tizen smartphone
  • Customs bureau warns public vs ‘Internet love scams’
  • Sona draws cheers, jeers, indifference from netizens
  • PH Internet slowest in Asean

    • Opinion

  • Editorial Cartoon, July 29, 2014
  • There’s the rub
  • Still defending DAP
  • Laws long overdue
  • Tutorial

    • Global Nation

  • Palace confirms Pope Francis’ visit on Jan. 15-19
  • EU plans to double aid to PH
  • New funding for PH digital payments startup eyeing remittance market
  • SF Manilatown to hold fundraiser for ailing dance artist Labayen
  • China announces war games starting Tuesday
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