Philippine stockbrokers racked up a long list of fines and reprimands over the past year, exposing lapses ranging from weak internal controls and customer protection to capital and risk requirements.
The country’s three mobile network operators face P100,000 in daily penalties after regulators found little improvement in poor mobile broadband service across parts of Metro Manila.
CEBU CITY—The developer of the controversial upscale highland subdivision Monterrazas de Cebu has assured the City Council that it has built 24 detention ponds which exceeded the regulatory requirement by 240 percent.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) en banc upheld P1 million fines each on NOW Corp. and its chair Mel Velarde for allegedly misleading the market.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is moving to make corporate ownership more transparent through new disclosure rules covering who truly controls registered firms.
Globe Telecom is stepping up its campaign against digital piracy, warning that the lack of a permanent site blocking law is putting the country’s P2-trillion creative economy at risk.
Globalinks Securities & Stocks Inc. is once again cleared to trade after the Capital Markets Integrity Corp. (CMIC) lifted its three-month involuntary suspension effective Oct. 14, 2025.
Fintech Alliance PH has drawn a hard line on industry misconduct, expelling online lender Digido Finance Corp. after regulators also revoked its license to operate.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is stepping up its enforcement role after a Court of Appeals order froze assets tied to anomalous flood control projects.