I agree with DragonFi, the expansion of PSE liquidity is a clear reflection of the remaining lagging/dragging factors that pulls down (ESG accountability and transparency, participative governance aspects in sustainable banking, etc) progressive/expansive entrepreneurial efforts in PH.
Even the different stockbrokers in PH are not committed in local investor dialogues and participative governance. Its resources being shared is RESTRICTIVE and highly favorable for foreign INSTITUTIONAL investors more than locals. There is no clear interest and commitment in developing and allownig local investors to participate in global opportunities , despite existing consequences (low liquidity, underdevelopment indicators). Despite all this, we keep paying a top tier 20 to 30 percent tax, yet dislike illigitimate investment tools and scams.
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I agree with DragonFi, the expansion of PSE liquidity is a clear reflection of the remaining lagging/dragging factors that pulls down (ESG accountability and transparency, participative governance aspects in sustainable banking, etc) progressive/expansive entrepreneurial efforts in PH.
Even the different stockbrokers in PH are not committed in local investor dialogues and participative governance. Its resources being shared is RESTRICTIVE and highly favorable for foreign INSTITUTIONAL investors more than locals. There is no clear interest and commitment in developing and allownig local investors to participate in global opportunities , despite existing consequences (low liquidity, underdevelopment indicators). Despite all this, we keep paying a top tier 20 to 30 percent tax, yet dislike illigitimate investment tools and scams.