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MANILA, Philippines – Security Bank Corp. has appointed Victor Lee Meng Teck, a Singaporean veteran banker, as its new president and CEO, effective early January 2026.
Lee, the former CEO of CIMB Singapore, will replace Sanjiv Vohra, who has served in the role for more than six years.
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Vohra will remain as [information incomplete].
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MANILA, Philippines — Frustration over the worsening flood control mess, and the involvement of more high-ranking government officials, caused the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) to stumble below 6,000 on Monday. The benchmark PSEi slipped to a six-month low of 5,997.6, down by 0.49 percent. The index extended its losing streak to the sixth consecutive
Capital markets regulator Sebi launched two new initiatives. These are validated UPI Handles and SEBI Check. The tools aim to strengthen investor payment security. They prevent fraudulent fund collections. Validated UPI handles identify legitimate intermediaries. SEBI Check allows investors to verify bank details. These steps enhance trust in India’s securities market.
MANILA, Philippines–National University coach Jeff Napa wants his squad to be consistent moving forward after a winning start to their UAAP Season 88 campaign at the expense of University of the East. The Bulldogs emerged with a 72-57 victory at UST Quadricentennial Pavilion on Sunday with Jake Figueroa leading the charge in a second-half pullaway