SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION CHAIRMAN PERFECTO YASAY JR. THE

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Was there pressure from Mala-cañang? There was none, according to
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. The embattled
SEC chief announced the other day that he was finally granting one fervent wish
of the Estrada administration -- his resignation. He was leaving, he said,
because he felt his continued stay in the SEC was delaying Congress' passage of
the Revised Securities Act.
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Yasay bids goodbye

By by Editorial | February 9, 2000 - 12:00am

Was there pressure from Mala-cañang? There was none, according to Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Perfecto Yasay Jr. The embattled SEC chief announced the other day that he was finally granting...

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