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EPCIB raises $200M

January 5, 2004 - 12:00am

The speeches were limited to two–those of Equitable PCI Bank chairman Antonio Go and USB AG chief representative in the Philippines Lauro Baja III. Messrs. Go and Baja led the celebration for EPCIB’s $200...

Business As Usual