JPMorgan executives say bank is big enough to weather any storm
JPMORGAN CHASE & Co. executives tried to reassure investors on Tuesday that the bank can thrive during times of market and economic stress, due to the sheer size and breadth of its global operations.
Peso drops to P51:$1 level on coronavirus
THE PESO succumbed to the P51 level against the greenback on Wednesday as investors continue to prefer safe-haven assets amid fears of a continued rise in cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outside China and a sell-off in the local stock market.
Financial consumer protection bill seen passed by next month
A BILL SEEKING to provide government financial regulators additional powers for “surveillance, examination, enforcement, adjudication, and rule-making” for the protection of financial consumers may be approved at the committee level before Congress adjourns on March 13.
BSP to grant regulatory relief to lenders affected by ASF, COVID-19 spread
THE CENTRAL BANK will grant regulatory relief to banks and quasi-banks (QBs) to help them cope with the adverse effects of the African Swine Flu (ASF) and the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on several sectors.
Bank of Korea seen cutting benchmark rate to record low to battle coronavirus —...
SEOUL — South Korea’s central bank is expected to lower its policy rate to a record low on Thursday, the third cut in the current easing cycle, a Reuters poll showed, to offset the impact on Asia’s fourth-largest economy from the fast-spreading coronavirus.
JPMorgan Chase likely to maintain key growth targets from last year at investor day...
NEW YORK — JPMorgan Chase & Co. executives are unlikely to provide new financial targets at the bank’s annual investor day on Tuesday, and instead will use the forum to showcase a clean-energy initiative, analysts said.
PESONet seen able to process multiple settlements a day within 2020
THE PESONET service may be able to process more than one settlement in a day within the year in a move to ramp up electronic transactions, PESONet Steering Committee Head John Cary L. Ong said, which is in line with the central bank’s drive to make the country cash-lite.
Mastercard says coronavirus will likely hit its first-quarter revenue by 2-3%
MASTERCARD, Inc. said on Monday its net revenue in the first quarter will take a hit of between 2% and 3% over its previous forecast if the coronavirus outbreak persists through the quarter.
Peso to weaken further on risk aversion due to virus outbreak
THE PESO may continue to weaken in the coming days over continued risk aversion in the market due to the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outside China and as markets await the release of key US data.
Yields on T-bills decline across-the-board
THE GOVERNMENT fully awarded the Treasury bills (T-bills) it offered on Monday after yields declined across all tenors on the back of strong demand.
ECB wants to talk to audiences about inflation, but will it listen?
FRANKFURT/RIYADH — For many people, the language of European Central Bank (ECB) policy makers is so impenetrable, it could be beamed from another planet.
China weighs setting up bad-debt managers for failed P2P lenders
CHINA’S BANKING regulator is considering setting up new regional bad-debt managers to help clean up risks after the failure of thousands of peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms, according to people with knowledge of the matter.




