Proposed new Development Bank of the Philippines charter hurdles House

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Proposed new Development Bank of the Philippines charter hurdles House
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The DBP shall serve as a national development policy bank for the implementation of government policies.

The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved on third and final reading during plenary session Tuesday, Jan. 28 a measure enacting a new charter for the Development Bank of the Philippines .The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved on third and final reading during plenary session Tuesday, Jan. 28 a measure enacting a new charter for the Development Bank of the Philippines .

Only three House members voted against the bill, which aims to strengthen the powers and functions of the DBP as the country's premier development financial institution, mandated to provide development financing and financial services to strategic sectors for the achievement of sustained economic growth.

It authorizes the bank to allocate its unrestricted retained earnings for the increase in the paid-up capital stock of the national government.

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