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IN BRIEF UK to speed up free trade deals
THE United Kingdom will step up the process of bilateral engagements with individual countries, including the Philippines, after breaking away from the European Union. UK ambassador to the Philippines Asif Ahmad told reporters at the sidelines of a forum of the British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines the Philippines was one of the top 40 countries it would prioritize in negotiating a free trade agreement. “We as an independent country from the EU, (will be) left to decide how we incorporate that into the national arrangement. If for any reason the EU FTA comes later, then the UK (will) independently work on a list of countries which starts with the biggest economies and working its way through the emerging powers which the Philippines is a part of,” he said. Othel V. Campos
Excise tax pushed on sugar products
GENUINE TAX REFORM. Officials of the Trade Department and Bureau of Internal Revenue sign a pledge of support for genuine tax reform for the benefit of taxpayers and businesses. Shown are (from left) Center for Strategic Reforms of the Philippines president Mon Abrea, lawyer Lanee David, BIR deputy commissioner Nestor Valeroso, Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez, BIR commissioner Caesar Dulay, DTI regional operations group undersecretary Zenaida Maglaya, industry promotions group undersecretary Nora Terrado and management services group assistant secretary Ireneo Vizmonte.
Tetangco sees higher nd growth in 2 quarter G
ROWTH in the Philippines probably matched or exceeded the 6.9 percent pace in the first quarter that made it one of the fastest-expanding emerging markets, according to the nation’s central bank governor.
“Based on leading indicators, we believe that the rate of growth will continue, so it is going to be about the same, if not better” in the second quarter, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco said in an interview on Monday in Bali, where he attended a conference of global central bankers. “Exports have slowed but domestic sources of growth continue to be strong.” The Southeast Asian economy expanded at the fastest pace in almost three years in the first quarter, spurred by
THE Finance Department on Tuesday said it may impose an excise tax on sweetened beverage to offset possible revenue losses from cut in the personal and corporate income taxes. Finance spokesperson Paola Alvarez told reporters during a forum Finance would possibly push for the excise tax on sugar products. “The one in the pipeline, the bill submitted by Congress... will depend on the sugar content. Right now the bill passed [by Congress] was only for softdrinks. But it still under consideration because we need to (consult)the other sectors involved in the sugar industry,” Alvarez said. Finance has not determined yet the revenue collection from the proposal. “We can’t peg a number because the study we are conducting is for a tax package. It may be a combination of either or [excise tax on fuel and softdrinks],” she added.
spending ahead of a presidential election growth are soothing nerves, he said. but if fluctuations become disorderly, the in May. The government of new President “Both of these moves have been quite authorities will intervene, the governor Rodrigo Duterte is forecasting growth of positive for the market and have led to some said. 6 percent to 7 percent this year. risk-on behavior again,” he said. “As a result “What we don’t want to see is too much Central banks in Asia, from Indonesia to we have seen capital flow back to emerging volatility or too sharp movements in the South Korea, have been easing policy this markets, including the Philippines. The exchange rate,” he said. “That is when we year to counter a slowdown in the global capital flows are providing liquidity to the reserve some scope for official action in economy and the fallout from Britain’s Manila fiManila nancial system.” the market if there is too much volatility.” Standard Standard shock vote to exit the European Union in The benchmark stock index has gained Bloomberg TODAY TODAY Gabrielle H. Binaday June. The Philippines central bank lowered 16 percent this year, while its benchmark rate to 3 percent in May as the peso is up 0.2 percent 040608 040608 (Bank Code) (Bank Code) METRO part of an overhaul of its policy framework. against the dollar. METROSOUTH SOUTHCOOPERATIVE COOPERATIVEBANK BANK IDC Centre, Zapote Street cor. Kalayaan Avenue, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Makati City IDC Centre, Zapote Street cor. Kalayaan Avenue, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Makati City “We believe we have enough policy Duterte pledged in his first space to deal with exogenous shocks,” state of the nation speech BALANCE BALANCESHEET SHEET AsAs ofofJUNE 30, 2016 JUNE 30, 2016 Tetangco said. last week to improve on AA SSS EE TS Amount TS Amount A dovish turn by the US Federal Reserve the economic policies of Account Code Account Code Current Quarter Quarter Current Quarter Previous Previous Quarter Cash andand Cash Items 108000000000000000 2,688,460.32 833,736.25 Cash Cash Items 108000000000000000 2,688,460.32 833,736.25 earlier this year has helped reverse risk his predecessor, including Due from Bangko Sentral ng ng Pilipinas 105150000000000000 46,843,157.11 47,274,241.93 Due from Bangko Sentral Pilipinas 105150000000000000 46,843,157.11 47,274,241.93 105200000000000000 535,231,491,82 396396 924924 999,25 Due from Other Banks Due from Other Banks 105200000000000000 535,231,491,82 999,25 aversion on global markets and send lowering taxes and easing Financial Assets at Fair Value through Profit or Loss 112000000000000000 0.00 0.00 Financial Assets at Fair Value through Profit or Loss 112000000000000000 0.00 0.00 Available-for-Sale Financial Assets-Net 195200000000000000 0.00 0.00 Available-for-Sale Financial Assets-Net 195200000000000000 0.00 0.00 capital flows back to the Philippines, he restrictions on foreign Held-to-Maturity (HTM) Financial Assets-Net 195250000000000000 20,000 000.00 20,000,000,00 195250000000000000 20,000 000.00 20,000,000,00 Held-to-Maturity (HTM) Financial Assets-Net Unquoted Debt Securities Classified as as Loans-Net 195300000000000000 0.00 0.00 Unquoted Debt Securities Classified Loans-Net 195300000000000000 0.00 0.00 said. While some of the inflows may be investment. Tetangco said the Investments in Non-Marketable Equity Security-Net 195350000000000000 0.00 0.00 Investments in Non-Marketable Equity Security-Net 195350000000000000 0.00 0.00 Loans andand Receivables - Net 195400000000000000 1,789,179,986.33 1,869,411,003.80 Loans Receivables - Net 195400000000000000 1,789,179,986.33 1,869,411,003.80 short term in nature, the central bank government’s plan to spend Loans to Bangko Sentral ng ng Pilipinas 140050000000000000 0.00 0.00 Loans to Bangko Sentral Pilipinas 140050000000000000 0.00 0.00 Interbank Loans Receivable 195401000000000000 0.00 0.00 Interbank Loans Receivable 195401000000000000 0.00 0.00 is well placed to absorb their impact, more on infrastructure will be 140150500000000000 1,831 ,818,189.86 1,930,684,286.39 Loans andand Receivables - Others Loans Receivables - Others 140150500000000000 1,831 ,818,189.86 1,930,684,286.39 Loans andand Receivables Arising from RA/CA/PR/SLB 195402000000000000 0.00 0.00 Loans Receivables Arising from RA/CA/PR/SLB 195402000000000000 0.00 0.00 according to the governor. The likelihood a positive for the economy. General Loan Loss Provision 175150000000000000 42,638,203.53 61,273,282.59 General Loan Loss Provision 175150000000000000 42,638,203.53 61,273,282.59 148000000000000000 23,211,466.15 25,835,979.22 Other Financial Assets 148000000000000000 23,211,466.15 25,835,979.22 Other Financial Assets of fewer-than-expected US rate hikes The currency’s moves are Equity Investment in Subsidiaries, Associates andand Joint Ventures-Net 195452500000000000 0.00 0.00 Equity Investment in Subsidiaries, Associates Joint Ventures-Net 195452500000000000 0.00 0.00 195500500000000000 41,154,797.83 42,247,177.53 Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixture andand Equipment-Net 195500500000000000 41,154,797.83 42,247,177.53 Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixture Equipment-Net coupled with Japan’s moves to stimulate in line with regional peers Real andand Other Properties Acquired-Net 195501000000000000 19,415,254.68 18,971,196.96 Real Other Properties Acquired-Net 195501000000000000 19,415,254.68 18,971,196.96
Finance to widen coverage of LTS unit He said Duterte’s directive to the DoF are “not easy orders” to accomplish, especially when it comes to THE Finance Department said Tuesday said it will be reforming the tax system to make it fairer for the middle “aggressive” in going after the Large Taxpayers Service class and bringing corporate tax rates to competitive unit to further boost government revenues and offset levels. possible losses from the proposed lowering of personal and corporate income tax rates. BOARD BOARDRESOLUTION RESOLUTION006 006 Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III Series Seriesofof2016 2016 said in a forum the LTS unit was the largest loophole in the collection of the Bureau of DIRECTOR’S DIRECTOR’SCERTIFICATE CERTIFICATE Internal Revenue. We, We,the theundersigned undersignedmajority majoritymembers membersofofthe theBoard BoardofofDirectors Directors “At the BIR, the largest loophole appears to andthe theCorporate CorporateSecretary SecretaryofofF.R. F.R.INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONALPLACEMENT PLACEMENT be the Large Taxpayers Unit. This unit collects and AGENCY, AGENCY,INC. INC.dodohereby herebycertify certifythat thatthe theArticles ArticlesofofIncorporation Incorporationofofsaid said from the biggest industries in the country, Corporation Corporationwas wasamended amendedbybymajority majorityvote voteofofthe theDirectors Directorsand andthe thevote voteofof theStockholders Stockholdersrepresenting representingatatleast leastTwo-Thirds Two-Thirds(2/3 (2/3) of ) ofthe theOutstanding Outstanding even if it covers less than 3,000 companies,” the Capital CapitalStock Stockatata ameeting meetingheld heldononJULY JULY02, 02,2016 2016atatthe theprincipal principaloffice officeofof Dominguez said in a forum in Makati City. ndnd the theCorporation CorporationRoom RoomA,A,Right RightWing, Wing,2 2 Floor, Floor,Aussie AussieTowers Towers, 1418 , 1418 “If this unit can collect more efficiently, it should M.H.Del M.H.DelPilar PilarStreet, Street,Ermita, Ermita,Manila, Manila,Philippines. Philippines. be possible to raise enough revenues at least to compensate for the lower tax rates,” he added. The The amended amended provisions provisions ofof the the attached attachedAmended AmendedArticles Articles ofof Incorporationrefers referstotoArticle ArticleIIIIII(Change (ChangeofofAddress) Address)and andArticle ArticleVII VII Latest available data showed that the BIR Incorporation (IncreaseofofCapital CapitalStock). Stock). collected P659.96 billion in the first five (Increase months of 2016, up 11 percent year-on-year. Change ChangeofofOffice OfficeAddress Addressfrom fromRoom RoomA,A,Right RightWing, Wing,2nd 2ndFloor, Floor,Aussie Aussie Towers , 1418 M.H.DelPilar Street, Ermita, Manila, Philippines Towers , 1418 M.H.DelPilar Street, Ermita, Manila, PhilippinestoUnit toUnit204, 204, Collections from the LTS unit amounted to nd nd Right RightWing, Wing,2 2 Floor, Floor,Aussie AussieTowers Towers, ,1418 1418M.H.DelPilar M.H.DelPilarStreet, Street,ofofthe the P402.45 billion, up P40.44 billion or 11 percent same samebuilding buildingErmita, Ermita,Manila, Manila,Philippines. Philippines. from a year ago. Dominguez said Finance might double the coverage of the LTS from 2,800 companies. NORMA JANEER NORMAB.B.USMAN USMAN JANEERB.B.USMAN USMAN Board Director/Corporate BoardChairman Chairman& &President President Director/CorporateSecretary Secretary “We are going to put more effort in tax TIN: TIN: TIN:941-307-013 941-307-013 TIN:947-693-689 947-693-689 collections and the biggest yields you get are in the relatively large taxpayers. I can’t see why there’s only 2,800. It should be more that that. OMAR HASMIR OMARKC KCB.B.USMAN USMAN HASMIRB.B.USMAN USMAN BIR should expand that number,” he said. Director Director Director Director Asked if the unit would follow President Rodrigo TIN: TIN: TIN:939-480-297 939-480-297 TIN:947-693-698 947-693-698 Duterte’s name and shame campaign in eliminating illegal drug usage in the country, Dominguez said KEISE MOHARRY KEISET.T.USMAN USMAN MOHARRYM.M.ABDULSALAM ABDULSALAM Director Director Director Director the department would be “aggressive.” TIN: TIN: TIN:901-481-828 901-481-828 TIN:169-590-620 169-590-620 “In our particular case, collecting tax is a th th little more complex than getting people to ININWITNESS WITNESSWHEREOF, WHEREOF,we wehave havehereunto hereuntoset setour ourhands handsthis this2828 day of JULY 2016 at Manila, Philippines. day of JULY 2016 at Manila, Philippines. surrender for drugs. It’s going to aggressive but I don’t know if it will be as aggressive as that Certified Attested CertifiedTrue True& &Correct: Correct: Attestedby: by: one,” he said. “I hope that taxpayers do not require us to make JANEER NORMA JANEERB.B.USMAN USMAN NORMAB.B.USMAN USMAN it that aggressive. We expect more compliance. Corporate Board CorporateSecretary Secretary BoardChairman Chairman& &President President TIN: TIN: TIN:947-693-689 947-693-689 TIN:941-307-013 941-307-013 And we will be very happy if they just cough up the money that they owe us,” he added.
By Gabrielle H. Binaday
Non-Current Assets Held forfor Sale Non-Current Assets Held Sale Other Assets-Net Other Assets-Net NetNet Due from Head Office/Branches/Agencies, if any (Philippine branch of aofforeign bank) Due from Head Office/Branches/Agencies, if any (Philippine branch a foreign bank) TOTAL ASSETS TOTAL ASSETS L ILAIBA IBLIILTIITEI SE S Financial Liabilities at Fair Value through Profit or Loss Financial Liabilities at Fair Value through Profit or Loss Deposit Liabilities Deposit Liabilities Due to Other Banks Due to Other Banks Bills Payable Bills Payable a) BSP (Rediscounting andand Other Advances) a) BSP (Rediscounting Other Advances) b) Interbank Loans Payable b) Interbank Loans Payable c) Other Deposit Substitute c) Other Deposit Substitute d) Others d) Others Bonds Payable-Net Bonds Payable-Net Unsecured Subordinated Debt-Net Unsecured Subordinated Debt-Net Redeemable Preferred Shares Redeemable Preferred Shares Special Time Deposit Special Time Deposit Due to Bangko Sentral ng ng Pilipinas Due to Bangko Sentral Pilipinas Other Financial Liabilities Other Financial Liabilities Other Liabilities Other Liabilities NetNet Due to Head Office/Branches/Agencies (Philippine branch of aofforeign bank) Due to Head Office/Branches/Agencies (Philippine branch a foreign bank) TOTAL LIABILITIES TOTAL LIABILITIES Stockholders’ Equity Stockholders’ Equity Capital Stock Capital Stock Other Capital Accounts Other Capital Accounts Retained Earnings Retained Earnings Assigned Capital Assigned Capital TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS Guarantees Issued Guarantees Issued Financial Standby Letters of Credit Financial Standby Letters of Credit Performance Standby Letters of Credit Performance Standby Letters of Credit Commercial Letters of Credit Commercial Letters of Credit Trade Related Guarantees Trade Related Guarantees Commitments Commitments Spot Foreign Exchange Contracts Spot Foreign Exchange Contracts Securities Held Under Custodianship by by Bank Proper Securities Held Under Custodianship Bank Proper Trust Department Accounts Trust Department Accounts a) Trust andand Other Fiduciary Accounts a) Trust Other Fiduciary Accounts b) Agency Accounts b) Agency Accounts c) Advisory/Consultancy c) Advisory/Consultancy Derivatives Derivatives Others Others TOTAL CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS TOTAL CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Gross total loan portfolio (TLP) Gross total loan portfolio (TLP) Specific allowance forfor credit losses on on thethe TLP Specific allowance credit losses TLP Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) a. Gross NPLs a. Gross NPLs b. Ratio of gross NPLs to gross TLP (%)(%) b. Ratio of gross NPLs to gross TLP c. Net NPLs c. Net NPLs d. Ratio of Net NPLs to gross TLP (%)(%) d. Ratio of Net NPLs to gross TLP Classified Loans & Other Risk Assets, gross of allowance forfor credit losses Classified Loans & Other Risk Assets, gross of allowance credit losses DOSRI Loans andand receivables, gross allowance of credit losses DOSRI Loans receivables, gross allowance of credit losses Ratio of DOSRI loans andand receivables, gross of allowance for for credit losses, to gross TLPTLP (%)(%) Ratio of DOSRI loans receivables, gross of allowance credit losses, to gross Gross non-performing loans andand receivables Gross non-performingDOSRI DOSRI loans receivables Ratio of ofgross non-performing DOSRI loans andand receivables to TLP (%)(%) Ratio gross non-performing DOSRI loans receivables to TLP Percent Compliance withwith Magna Carta (%)(%) Percent Compliance Magna Carta a. a.8%8% forfor Micro andand Small Enterprises Micro Small Enterprises b. b.2%2% forfor Medium Enterprises Medium Enterprises Return on on Equity (ROE) (%)(%) Return Equity (ROE) Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) on on Solo Basis, as as prescribed under existing Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) Solo Basis, prescribed under existing regulations regulations a. Total CAR (%)(%) a. Total CAR b. Tier 1 Ratio (%)(%) b. Tier 1 Ratio c. Common TierTier 1 Ratio (%)(%) 1/ 1/ c. Common 1 Ratio Deferred Charges notnot yetyet Written Down Deferred Charges Written Down Unbooked Allowance forfor Credit Losses on on Financial Instruments Received Unbooked Allowance Credit Losses Financial Instruments Received
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1/ Common Equity Tier 1 is1 only applicable to all Universal and Commercial Banks and their subsidiary banks. 1/ Common Equity Tier is only applicable to all Universal and Commercial Banks and their subsidiary banks.
Republic of of thethe Philippines Republic Philippines) ) Makati City) Makati City)s.s. s.s. I/We, RODA L. L. CRUZ and RENELIA V. V. ESTIOKO thethe above-mentioned bank dodo solemnly swear that allall matters setset forth in in thethe I/We, RODA CRUZ and RENELIA ESTIOKOof of above-mentioned bank solemnly swear that matters forth above balance sheet are true and correct to to thethe best of of my/our knowledge and belief. above balance sheet are true and correct best my/our knowledge and belief.
RODA L. L. CRUZ RODA CRUZ Finance Head Finance Head
RENELIA V. V. ESTIOKO RENELIA ESTIOKO President President
th th SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to to before meme this 2525 day of of July at at Makati City, affiant exhibiting his/her/their Passport No.EB5924413, SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN before this day July Makati City, affiant exhibiting his/her/their Passport No.EB5924413, issued at atManila City July 13,13, 2012 and Passport No. EB6029990, issued at atManila City onon July 25,25, 2012. issued Manila Cityonon July 2012 and Passport No. EB6029990, issued Manila City July 2012.
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