BEN KUA

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Let’s Go Foundation, in partnership with GE Money Bank, recently presented the results of a survey on women entrepreneurship, the first phase of the Women Entrepreneurship Program which was launched in December last year. The program aims to educate and inspire young Filipina women to be enterprising leaders of society. Data from the survey will be used to develop a curriculum designed for teachers nationwide to adapt into their respective entrepreneurship programs. 


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Despite its failure to acquire credit card firm Bankard, GE Money Savings Bank remains bullish on its plan to issue credit cards as part of its retail products.


GE Money Savings is a subsidiary of US-based GE Consumer Finance (GECF), the financial services unit of industrial giant General Electric.


GE Money president and chief executive officer Ben Kua said they will launch their own credit card despite earlier failing to acquire Bankard from the Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC).


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GE Money Bank Inc. has started refitting its 30-branch network from being grossly backroom-oriented to one that is marketing and customer service biased.


At the start of its operations this year, its branches were 80-percent backroom oriented and 20-percent customer biased.


"After the refitting program, our branches will be 80-percent customer service oriented and just 20-percent backroom designed with all the technological advancements that will be put in place," John Hickey, GE Money Bank chief operations officer, said.


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Classroom teaching, not workshops, as most useful building blocks for success

February 12, 2007 - 12:00am

Let’s Go Foundation, in partnership with GE Money Bank, recently presented the results of a survey on women entrepreneurship, the first phase of the Women Entrepreneurship...

Business As Usual

GE Money Savings still bullish on RP

By Ted P. Torres | December 9, 2006 - 12:00am

Despite its failure to acquire credit card firm Bankard, GE Money Savings Bank remains bullish on its plan to issue credit cards as part of its retail products. GE Money Savings is a subsidiary of US-based...

Business

GE Money Bank still in acquisition mode

By Ted P. Torres | October 24, 2006 - 12:00am

GE Money Bank Inc. has started refitting its 30-branch network from being grossly backroom-oriented to one that is marketing and customer service biased. At the start of its operations this year, its branches...

Banking