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The Philippines is tapping mobile wallet GCash to sell small-denominated government securities, according to the Bureau of ...
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Unlocking wealth for all: Bureau of the Treasury opens bond investments to millions of Filipinos via GBonds
In line with strengthening the Philippine government's financial inclusion agenda, the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) makes ...
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More than P30 billion 5-year RTBs up for sale this August
The Marcos administration aims to raise at least P30 billion through the sale of five-year retail Treasury bonds (RTBs) to small investors this August, with the securities to be made available on ...
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New retail Treasury bonds coming to the market in Q3
The Marcos administration plans to sell Treasury bonds (T-bonds) to small investors in the third quarter to help plug its ...
Read: Philippines Pushes to Expand Bond Market With $9 Debt Offer GCash is in discussions with banks for the potential public offering that will depend on market conditions, she said.
GCash is owned by Mynt, a fintech startup launched in 2015 as a partnership between Globe, the Philippines’s largest telecommunications company, and Ant Group, an affiliate of Alibaba.
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