DIE BF ist schon seit Jahrzehnten in Schwierigkeiten und angefangen hat es diesmal wieder mit dem:
CA issues stay order on release of P25-B
QuoteDisplay MoreThe Court of Appeals (CA) has issued an injunction that stopped the Makati City regional trial court (RTC) from implementing its resolution which, among other things, ordered Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to release about P25 billion in financial assistance package to Banco Filipino Savings and Mortgage Bank.
In a resolution, the CA – through Associate Justice Hakim Abdulwahid – granted the plea of BSP and the Monetary Board (MB) to stop the implementation of a resolution issued on Nov. 17, 2010 by Judge Joselito Villarosa.
But the CA said that the BSP and the MB “stand to suffer grave and irreparable injury” if the trial court’s order is not enjoined pending the decision on the merits of the case.
“Wherefore, a writ of preliminary injunction is issued, enjoining respondent Judge Joselito Villarosa, in his capacity as presiding judge of the RTC, Branch 66, Makati City, and/or any person acting in his behalf or officers, agents, or any other person acting in its behalf from conducting further proceedings in Civil Case No. 10-1042 pending the decision of the petition on the merits…without need of filing a bond by petitioners,” the CA ruled.
Damit war die Bank wieder einmal mittellos.
Dann kam noch dieses:
QuoteDisplay MoreTHE Philippine Stocks Exchange (PSE) has delisted Banco Filipino from its official registry, rendering the bank unable to buy or sell shares of stocks.
The delisting was a result of decision made by the Board of Directors who approved the release of the “Order to Delist” against Banco Filipino.
In a memorandum signed by Hans B. Sicat, president and chief executive officer of PSE, last February 8, investors were informed that the bank was delisted effective March 10, 2011.
A review made by the PSE revealed that Banco Filipino continuously violated Section 17.8 of the Revised Disclosure Rules in connection with the submission of structured reports.
It was learned that Banco Filipino has failed to submit financial reports to the Securities and Exchange in recent years. Said reports are important in determining if Banco Filipino was still in good financial condition.
Due to these violations, Banco Filipino can also lose its franchise with SEC.
The same view was expressed by the Banco Filipino executive vice president Atty. Francisco Rivera and former SEC chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr.
Aside from failing to submit financial statements, Yasay said Banco Filipino also did not conduct board meetings or meetings to find out the actual state of the bank.
und Jenes:
BSP can handle Banco Filipino problem—Palace
QuoteDisplay MoreMalacañang acknowledged on Wednesday that the troubles of Banco Filipino was a concern but said it will leave it to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to handle the problem.
"This is a banking supervision matter. We will leave it with the BSP to do so,'' presidential spokesperson Edwin Lacierda told reporters, as he stressed the BSP was the competent body to address it.
Lacierda said the Palace was aware that complaints had been made against the bank and "we would ask depositors to refer their complaints to the BSP.''
He said the BSP had already written BP authorities and that the bank has yet to respond.
"We can't comment further on that,'' Lacierda said.
Lacierda also said the Palace was confident BSP Gov. Amado Tetangco would be able to handle the problem.
Depositors of the thrift bank had complained that BP branches around the country had been closed on Tuesday. Tetangco had asked BP to explain the financial situation of the bank.
Und seit Dienstag sind die Zweigstellen geschlossen.
Somit gibt es wohl wieder einen Fall fuer die PDIC.
banco filipino war ja auf anordnung der zentralbank 1985 schon mal geschlossen und als das supremecourt die schliessung 1991 fuer ungueltig erklaerte, wurde die bank 1994 wieder geoeffnet, aber nur mit einem teil der zweigstellen, die die bank frueher mal hatte....
die bank war ja in den 60er und 70er jahren mit einem damaligen "online system" schon recht erfolgreich....
ich hab kein konto bei der banco filipino aber trotzdem wuerde es mich interessieren ob diese 500000er regel fuer die auch gilt! weiss das jemand vielleicht verbindlich?
mfg
beachcomber
die 500000er regel duerfte schon gelten da eine mir bekannte pinay ein konto dort hat! unter 500000 einlage! sie duerfte ihr geld auch zurueckbekommen aber erst in 5 jahren! schon etwas komisch???? 
mfg
beachcomber
Also ich hatte ein Time Deposit bei der Pranaque Bank die ging auch kaputt habe mein Geld von der PDIC nach fast 1Jahr zurück bekommen.
