VP/Head, Trust Accounts Servicing Division
Iris Gonzales is the VP/Head of the Trust Accounts Servicing Division at Cigalah Group. She also writes for Philstar.com, focusing on local news and financial market updates in the Philippines, particularly in Cebu. Her articles cover a range of topics including stock market trends, business developments, and regulatory compliance.
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Iris Gonzales covers a range of topics related to finance, real estate, business, and legal compliance with a local focus on the Philippines and specifically Cebu. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating that she values factual information and official sources.
Given her coverage attributes, Iris may be interested in receiving pitches from industry experts who can provide insights into the Philippine stock market trends, economic analysis specific to the region or country-wide developments. Additionally, professionals who can offer investment analysis or expertise regarding regulatory changes within the Philippine financial sector would likely capture her attention.
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In a small makeshift home in a poverty-stricken neighborhood somewhere in Metro Manila, a five-year-old girl's family is in mourning.
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Filipinos woke up yesterday to yet another drama that unfolded in this nation of 120 million.
Filipinos woke up yesterday to yet another drama that unfolded in this nation of 120 million.
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