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	<title>Comments on: AIG to Unload Philamlife</title>
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		<title>By: Densio</title>
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		<dc:creator>Densio</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 08 Nov 2008 06:32:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Sorry for the off - topic but I just need to vent: I recently got a billing notice from Philam Life for an insurance policy that I did not apply for nor authorize anyone to apply in my behalf. What gets my beef is that the insurance policy had all my personal details right! WTF!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sorry for the off &#8211; topic but I just need to vent: I recently got a billing notice from Philam Life for an insurance policy that I did not apply for nor authorize anyone to apply in my behalf. What gets my beef is that the insurance policy had all my personal details right! WTF!!!</p>
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		<title>By: Philamlife OFW Market</title>
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		<dc:creator>Philamlife OFW Market</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Oct 2008 08:08:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>For all of Philamlife&#039;s policyholders, here is the official statement of the company regarding the issues it is facing right now.

PHILAMLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

PRESS RELEASE


AIG to refocus on Worldwide Property and Casualty; Philamlife assures policyowners and partners

MAKATI CITY, October 4, 2008 –  AIG announced today it will refocus the company on its core property and casualty insurance business to repay its loan from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. AIG further announced its intention to sell a range of companies and assets. The Philippine American Life Insurance Company has been identified for possible divestment along with some of Philamlife’s affiliates. 

Philamlife is the largest and most profitable insurance company in the country and the undisputed market leader for over sixty years. 

Independently, Philamlife is a strong business with a solid future. It is well capitalized with the strongest balance sheet in the life insurance industry. As of December 31, 2007, Philamlife has consolidated assets of P170 billion and consolidated stockholders’ equity of P49.5 billion. In 2007, revenues amounted to P36.7 billion reflecting a 14% growth while New Business from Life Insurance Operations of P7.4 billion was higher by 57.6% versus the previous year. Benefits payments totaled P6.6 billion. The bulk of the company’s invested assets are concentrated in marketable Philippine government securities, corporate bonds and blue chip equities. 

In a statement, Philamlife President and CEO Jose L. Cuisia Jr., said that “Philamlife remains to be a stable and strongly capitalized organization. Our policyowners and clients can be assured that their interests are protected because of the company’s financial strength. A change of ownership will not in anyway diminish policyowners’ benefits and security. We will remain focused on daily execution of our business and continue to provide our policyowners and clients with the highest levels of service.”

AIG’s divestment decision is not a reflection of their subsidiaries’ business or historical performance. AIG’s subsidiaries in the Philippines remain financially strong, and comply with local regulatory capital requirements. 

Philamlife and its affiliates provide a full range of financial services and are leaders in their respective industries. Given their vast resources, Philamlife and its affiliates are capable of meeting obligations to their clients and providing them with quality service. 

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The Philippine American Life and General Insurance Company is the largest and most diversified insurance company in the Philippines and the undisputed market leader for over half a century. It offers the most comprehensive range of life and general insurance products that provide protection, savings and investments, education, accident and health, property and casualty coverage. Philamlife has more than a million individual and corporate policyholders, and maintains the most extensive network of offices and sales agencies nationwide.

Philamlife’s affiliate businesses include a wide range of diversified financial services in pre-need plans, bancassurance, healthcare, banking, credit cards, asset management, property and casualty insurance, property management and development, and business process outsourcing.


Philamlife OFW Market
UN Ave., Ermita, Manila</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For all of Philamlife&#8217;s policyholders, here is the official statement of the company regarding the issues it is facing right now.</p>
<p>PHILAMLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY</p>
<p>PRESS RELEASE</p>
<p>AIG to refocus on Worldwide Property and Casualty; Philamlife assures policyowners and partners</p>
<p>MAKATI CITY, October 4, 2008 –  AIG announced today it will refocus the company on its core property and casualty insurance business to repay its loan from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. AIG further announced its intention to sell a range of companies and assets. The Philippine American Life Insurance Company has been identified for possible divestment along with some of Philamlife’s affiliates. </p>
<p>Philamlife is the largest and most profitable insurance company in the country and the undisputed market leader for over sixty years. </p>
<p>Independently, Philamlife is a strong business with a solid future. It is well capitalized with the strongest balance sheet in the life insurance industry. As of December 31, 2007, Philamlife has consolidated assets of P170 billion and consolidated stockholders’ equity of P49.5 billion. In 2007, revenues amounted to P36.7 billion reflecting a 14% growth while New Business from Life Insurance Operations of P7.4 billion was higher by 57.6% versus the previous year. Benefits payments totaled P6.6 billion. The bulk of the company’s invested assets are concentrated in marketable Philippine government securities, corporate bonds and blue chip equities. </p>
<p>In a statement, Philamlife President and CEO Jose L. Cuisia Jr., said that “Philamlife remains to be a stable and strongly capitalized organization. Our policyowners and clients can be assured that their interests are protected because of the company’s financial strength. A change of ownership will not in anyway diminish policyowners’ benefits and security. We will remain focused on daily execution of our business and continue to provide our policyowners and clients with the highest levels of service.”</p>
<p>AIG’s divestment decision is not a reflection of their subsidiaries’ business or historical performance. AIG’s subsidiaries in the Philippines remain financially strong, and comply with local regulatory capital requirements. </p>
<p>Philamlife and its affiliates provide a full range of financial services and are leaders in their respective industries. Given their vast resources, Philamlife and its affiliates are capable of meeting obligations to their clients and providing them with quality service. </p>
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<p>The Philippine American Life and General Insurance Company is the largest and most diversified insurance company in the Philippines and the undisputed market leader for over half a century. It offers the most comprehensive range of life and general insurance products that provide protection, savings and investments, education, accident and health, property and casualty coverage. Philamlife has more than a million individual and corporate policyholders, and maintains the most extensive network of offices and sales agencies nationwide.</p>
<p>Philamlife’s affiliate businesses include a wide range of diversified financial services in pre-need plans, bancassurance, healthcare, banking, credit cards, asset management, property and casualty insurance, property management and development, and business process outsourcing.</p>
<p>Philamlife OFW Market<br />
UN Ave., Ermita, Manila</p>
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