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UNIONBANK’S PROFITING FROM STRONG CORE BUSINESS
In today’s meeting with analysts and investors, UnionBank Chairman and CEO, Mr. Justo A. Ortiz, affirmed, “We are profiting from our core business strategy which, coupled with our unwavering commitment to asset quality and effective risk management, will position the Bank well for the remainder of 2008. more
UnionBank’s Resilience Owed To Good Governance and Risk Management
UnionBank, in partnership with the Philippine Stock Exchange, launched the first of its Thought Leadership Conference series with the theme, "Perspectives on the Global Economy and Philippine Banking," Aptly held at the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange in Ortigas Center, the conference served as a venue to exchange perspectives on global and emerging market credit trends and their impact on banking systems and sovereign creditworthiness in Asia, including the Philippines and discuss UnionBank's views about the challenges that lay ahead for the Philippine banking industry and its responses to these challenges. more
UNIONBANK STEAMS AHEAD IN 2008 WITH SMART BANKING
In its annual stockholders' meeting held today at the EDSA Shangrila Hotel, UNIONBANK cited solid advancements in its FOCUS 2010 goals and commits to further accelerate SMART Banking initiatives in 2008 as part of its vision to make a difference for its customers and shareholders. more
Renaissance In UnionBank's Core Business Marked in Q1 '08
UnionBank of the Philippines posted a net income of Php602.49 million in the first quarter of 2008, showing better performance in net interest income and operational costs. more
UnionBank and TNS Philippines, Inc. Sign Agreement
UnionBank and TNS Philippines, Inc. (TNS) recently signed an agreement for the Bank's ePayroll®, a comprehensive outsourced payroll computation service. more
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Peso Interest Rates Update
thumb_rates.gif August 27, 2008

Aggressive sellers opened the market once more, probably testing if the market will follow. However, this activity was immediately capped as there were enough players willing to take in paper at levels 7.5-15 basis points higher than yesterday's close. Soon, interest rates were back to yesterday's levels, eventually trading within its recent 5-10 basis point range. It's also worth noting that market activity may have been limited due to the lack of data available to serve as a guide, as most of the PDEx systems were down. 7-billion worth of trades switched hands in the morning.
BUYING: 45.350 | SELLING: 46.250
updated: August 28,2008 9:16 AM
  Value Change
PSEi 2655.75 9.05
All Shares 1646.6 6.8
Mining & Oil 6920.53 19.5
Financials 670.06 6.08
Industrial 3075.11 19.97
Holding Firms 1407.77 4.61
Property 914.58 1.64
Services 1528.79 -0.77
as of AUGUST 28, 2008 12:10:00    
Bid Offer Mid/Last
Phil Peso Bond 8/27/2008
152.481842 155.349764 153.892817
Phil Dollar Bond 8/27/2008
1.308456 1.310108 1.309282
Large Cap 8/27/2008
161.845530 165.875402 164.424683
Peso Money Market 8/27/2008
110.281221 110.281221 110.281221
Long Term Current Income 8/27/2008
103.354117 105.267927 104.295723
Current Income (T-Bill 91) 8/27/2008
107.570511 107.570511 107.570511
Infinity Prime 8/27/2008
110.139701 110.139701 110.139701
Tax Exempt 8/27/2008
101.826311 104.309714 103.044177