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PHILIPPINE INSURERS MEET ON INDUSTRY CONCERNS
The hottest issues in non-life insurance in the country was discussed by insurance companies, agents, brokers and other players of the industry during the 1st PIRA Stakeholders Convention at The Peninsula Manila Hotel in Makati City last October 21. |
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| A night of dancing, singing and pure fun |
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Celebration was the mood when the entire Philippine non-life insurance industry gathered last October 21 for the first PIRA Awards at The Peninsula Hotel.
Latin danceport champion Anna Marie Periquet and partner Michael Marquez performed an acrobatic rumba that served as the opening number that ushered the awards night... |
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| Solon wants registration of wrecked cars cancelled |
A lawmaker has moved to address the rampant practice of carnapping syndicates of buying from insurance companies totally wrecked cars which are used to camouflage carnapped vehicles through the legitimate registration of destroyed vehicles.
Rep. Roger Mercado (Lone District, Southern Leyte), Chairman of the Committee on Tran sportation, authored House Bill 4926, which seeks to cancel the registration of totally wrecked vehicles that are covered by an insurance policy. |
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Winners of PIRA Awards known |
Insurance companies who have shown excellence in corporate governance and corporate social responsibility were recognized during the 1stPhilippine Non-Life Insurance Awards or simply PIRA Awards at The Peninsula Manila Hotel last October 21.
Michael F. Rellosa, chairman of the PIRA Awards Steering Committee, said a total of 13 companies received trophies for the Best in Corporate Governance and Best in Corporate Social Responsibility Awards...
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