Tag: Ayala Corporation

• JAZA on mentor Xavier Loinaz: An extraordinary influence to Ayala group

  

  Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala pays tribute to a key non-family member who mentored him way back when he was still learning the ropes of the family conglomerate

  Lala Rimando

  26 Apr 2021

  Conglomerates, Manila’s Who’s Who, Transcripts

  Ayala Corporation, Ayala family, Bank of the Philippine Islands, CEO, Conglomerates, Executive, family business, featured, JAZA, Xavier Loinaz

• Let’s break down the Manila Water deal between Ayala and Razon groups

  

  Is there politics in the Manila Water ownership changes? Or is this just business?

  Lala Rimando

  7 Feb 2020

  Business and economy, Conglomerates, Governance, Rich List

  Ayala conglomerate, Ayala Corporation, Ayala family, business deals, business groups, Enrique Razon, Manila Water

• Who are the most generous employers of them all?

  

  P98 million to P2.1 million was the range of average executive pay the most valuable listed firms paid each of their top executives in 2017

  Lala Rimando

  30 May 2018

  Business and economy, Conglomerates, Governance, Rich List

  Ayala, Ayala Corporation, Ayala Land, bonus, compensation, executive pay, Henry Sy, SM Investments, SM Prime, Sy

• 2018 Forbes Billionaires: Henry Sy is now richer than Elon Musk; Manuel Villar doubles his wealth

  

  Henry Sy, the only Filipino in Forbes’ annual list of Top 100 world dollar-billionaires, is richer than Elon Musk who is half his age.

  Lala Rimando

  7 Mar 2018

  Business and economy, Conglomerates, Manila’s Who’s Who, Rich List

  Andrew Tan, Ayala, Ayala Corporation, Bobby Ongpin, David Consunji, Edgar Sia, Eduardo Cojuangco, Eduardo Cojuangco Jr, Elon Musk, Enrique Razon, Forbes, Forbes Billionaires, George Ty, Henry Sy, Jaime Zobel de Ayala, Jeff Bezos, JG Summit, John Gokongwei, Lucio Tan, Manny Villar, Manuel Villar, Richest in the planet, Roberto Coyuito, Roberto Ongpin, SM Investments, Three Comma Club, Tony Tan Caktiong, Vista Land

• Money or integrity? The Cavite-Laguna road project case study

  

  The controversial CALAx road project is a damn-if-you-do-damn-if-you-don’t issue. It’s a toss up, really, between money and integrity. The president chose money.

  Lala Rimando

  22 Oct 2014

  Business and economy, Philippine infrastructure

  Aboitiz, Aboitiz Land, Arbitration, Ayala, Ayala Corp, Ayala Corporation, bidding, CALAx, Cavite, Cavite-Laguna Expressway, Department of Public Works and Highways, DPWH, Expressway, Focap, Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines, Fraport, infrastructure, LRT 1 Cavite Extension, NAIA, NAIA 3, NAIA Terminal 3, Philippine infrastructure, philippines, Piatco, PPP, PPP bidding, President Aquino, President Benigno Aquino, roads, San Miguel, San Miguel Corporation