Citi, the country’s leading foreign bank, remained
positive on the Philippines while sharing its mid-year economic outlook for
2017at an event exclusively held for Citigold clients.
Citi Philippines CEO Aftab Ahmed welcomed clients to the
event, and thanked them for their unwavering support and continued confidence
in the bank. “Your presence here means that we have your trust. Without your
trust, we would not have your business,” he said. “Thank you for giving us the
opportunity to be your financial partner, providing financial solutions that
meet your needs.”
Ramon Tejero, Investment Product Head of Citicorp
Financial Services and Insurance Brokerage Philippines, Inc., provided an insightful
overview of the Philippine economy in the 1sthalf.
According to Tejero, the tax reform agenda presently
being pushed by the administration should help prop up the economy to a higher
level. While the economy is still very much driven by OFW remittances, he said
the tax reform with its aim to reduce income tax payments, can play a big role
in boosting local consumption.
In the same event, J.P. Morgan Asset Management Executive
Director and Southeast Asia Funds Head Supreet Bhan gave an outlook on Asia,
while Eric Muller of BlackRock’s Multi-Asset Strategies Group gave an update on
global markets.
In his closing remarks, Citi Philippines Retail Banking
Head Rene Aguirre assured clients that Citi will continue to offer personalized
services and deliver world-class investment capabilities through Citicorp
Financial Services and Insurance Brokerage Philippines, Inc. (CFSI), Citi’s
brokerage arm.
As the preferred wealth management partner in Asia and in
the country, Citigold helps clients grow, manage and protect their wealth, and
secure their financial future with its team of experts, unmatched research
services, world-class products, global access, and exclusive privileges and
rewards.
For more information about Citigold, visit
www.citibank.com.ph, go to the Citi branch nearest you, or call (632) 995 9888
for more details.
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