PNB Capital’s President & CEO Gerry B. Valenciano receives the award from The Asset’s Editor-in-Chief Daniel Yu
The Philippine National Bank (PNB) and PNB Capital and Investment Corporation (PNB Capital) recently achieved international recognition in lending and loan arrangement when the institution won four awards from the recently concluded The Asset Triple A Asia Infrastructure Awards 2015 held at the Island Shangri-la Hong Kong on October 30, 2015.
The PNB Group was recognized by The Asset for the following deals: Best Project Finance Deal of the Year, for the Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3 PhP31 Billion project finance syndicated term loan facility; Best Transport Deal, Philippines, for the same Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3 project; Best Transport Deal – Highly Commended, Philippines, for the GMR Megawide Cebu Airport Corporation PhP23.3 Billion financing facility; and Best Power Deal, Philippines, for the Pagbilao Energy Corporation PhP33.3 Billion project financing facility.
The awards obtained by the PNB Group is a testament to the bank’s commitment and dedication in offering competitive financing structures to clients while contributing to the development of the country. To represent the PNB Group in the awarding ceremony, Gerry B. Valenciano, the President & CEO of PNB Capital is shown in the photo receiving the award.
The Asset Triple A Awards are Asia’s defining recognition for excellence in the industry. This reputation has been built upon the stringent methodology, combined with the rigorous approach to the selection of the winners of the coveted Triple A. The awards are adjudicated by The Asset’s Board of Editors who collectively have several decades’ worth of evaluating industry awards in Asia.
PNB Capital’s President & CEO Gerry B. Valenciano receives the award from The Asset’s Editor-in-Chief Daniel Yu
The Philippine National Bank (PNB) and PNB Capital and Investment Corporation (PNB Capital) recently achieved international recognition in lending and loan arrangement when the institution won four awards from the recently concluded The Asset Triple A Asia Infrastructure Awards 2015 held at the Island Shangri-la Hong Kong on October 30, 2015.
The PNB Group was recognized by The Asset for the following deals: Best Project Finance Deal of the Year, for the Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3 PhP31 Billion project finance syndicated term loan facility; Best Transport Deal, Philippines, for the same Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3 project; Best Transport Deal – Highly Commended, Philippines, for the GMR Megawide Cebu Airport Corporation PhP23.3 Billion financing facility; and Best Power Deal, Philippines, for the Pagbilao Energy Corporation PhP33.3 Billion project financing facility.
The awards obtained by the PNB Group is a testament to the bank’s commitment and dedication in offering competitive financing structures to clients while contributing to the development of the country. To represent the PNB Group in the awarding ceremony, Gerry B. Valenciano, the President & CEO of PNB Capital is shown in the photo receiving the award.
The Asset Triple A Awards are Asia’s defining recognition for excellence in the industry. This reputation has been built upon the stringent methodology, combined with the rigorous approach to the selection of the winners of the coveted Triple A. The awards are adjudicated by The Asset’s Board of Editors who collectively have several decades’ worth of evaluating industry awards in Asia.
HP looks like it answers back to the popular Surface from Microsoft and introduces its new Elite x2 that’s designed for business use. One thing that makes this 2-in-1 tablet unique is its capability to be repaired and upgraded easily — eliminating the need to go out and have someone else do it for you.
HP Elite x2 specs:
12-inch Full HD display @ 1920 x 1080 resolution
Intel Core m3 vPro chip
4GB RAM (upgradable to 8GB)
128GB internal storage (upgradable to 512GB)
Active Pen stylus w/ Wacom technology
Travel Keyboard
USB Type-C
SIM slot
Wi-Fi 802.11ac
Windows 10 OS
It’s been reported that the rear part of the device can be unscrewed to replace some of its components easily including the screen, hard drive, or storage. This can also be done if you’ve decided to upgrade its parts like adding more memory. The company claims that it won’t be a cumbersome task to do these things so users no longer need to spend on labor to have them fixed or replaced.
Pre-orders will start at November 23 for $899 (approx. Php42K) for the base model, with shipping in the United States starting in early January. With these specs and pricing, do you think it will make you choose this device over the Surface lineup from Microsoft?
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HP looks like it answers back to the popular Surface from Microsoft and introduces its new Elite x2 that’s designed for business use. One thing that makes this 2-in-1 tablet unique is its capability to be repaired and upgraded easily — eliminating the need to go out and have someone else do it for you.
HP Elite x2 specs:
12-inch Full HD display @ 1920 x 1080 resolution
Intel Core m3 vPro chip
4GB RAM (upgradable to 8GB)
128GB internal storage (upgradable to 512GB)
Active Pen stylus w/ Wacom technology
Travel Keyboard
USB Type-C
SIM slot
Wi-Fi 802.11ac
Windows 10 OS
It’s been reported that the rear part of the device can be unscrewed to replace some of its components easily including the screen, hard drive, or storage. This can also be done if you’ve decided to upgrade its parts like adding more memory. The company claims that it won’t be a cumbersome task to do these things so users no longer need to spend on labor to have them fixed or replaced.
Pre-orders will start at November 23 for $899 (approx. Php42K) for the base model, with shipping in the United States starting in early January. With these specs and pricing, do you think it will make you choose this device over the Surface lineup from Microsoft?
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