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April 28, 2021 | 2:36 pm
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Philippine National Bank (PNB) placed first in LinkedInâs inaugural list of Top Companies in the Philippines, a ranking of the 15 best workplaces to grow oneâs career as determined by the professional networking platform.Â
PNB, owned by Lucio Tanâs LT Group, Inc., remained profitable in 2020. In October, the financial institution was awarded The Asian Bankerâs best managed bank; its President and Chief Executive Officer Jose Arnulfo âWickâ A. Veloso was recognized as best CEO for âdemonstrating excellenceâ during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.Â
The companies in the list provide products and services deemed essential during the pandemic â financial services, food and beverage, and telecommunications.
Published April 24, 2021, 6:30 AM
Sun Life of Canada (Philippines), Inc. retained the number one spot as the country’s top life insurance company, marking its 10th straight year of industry leadership.
Based on the latest report from the Insurance Commission, Sun Life Philippines posted a premium income of P39.27 billion, outperforming its closest contender by P8 billion in total premiums.
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“We dedicate this milestone to our clients whose trust and support motivated us to keep excelling and innovating,” Alex Narciso, Sun Life Philippines president said in a statement.
“We also share this with our advisors and employees who remained faithful to our mission despite all the challenges we faced last year,” Narciso added.
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Saskatchewan’s attorney general says he is “pleased” with a decision from the province’s top court, which sided with three large insurance companies, ruling that new regulations prevent some of their policies being used for unlimited investment.
The province introduced those regulations during a civil trial over the policies, which are held by a group of investors, three years ago, after lobbying by Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., one of the companies involved in the case.
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