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- SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is responsible for regulating and overseeing the securities industry in the Philippines
- Check with SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission
The SEC company verification system allows users to check whether or not a company is registered with the SEC either as a corporation or as a partnership The system also shows whether or not a company has the necessary secondary licenses to engage in investment-taking, lending, financing, and other regulated activities
- Welcome to SEC eSPARC - Securities and Exchange Commission
You can now apply for your company TIN and get your employer numbers from SSS, PAG-IBIG and PhilHEALTH in the Philippine Business Hub after successfully registering your company in eSPARC Click here to learn more
- SEC Online Services - Securities and Exchange Commission
The Company Registration System (CRS) is the full automation and online pre-processing of corporations and partnerships, licensing of foreign corporations and other applications requireing SEC approval
- What is SEC? A Comprehensive Overview to the . . . - Philippine Go
Securities and Exchange Commission is the registrar and overseer of the Philippine corporate sector; it supervises more than 600,000 active corporations and evaluates the financial statements (FS) filed by all corporations registered with it
- SEC issues rules on trading of cryptocurrencies
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued the rules to regulate the marketing, issuance and trading of crypto-assets in the Philippines It issued Memorandum Circular Nos 4 and 5, Series of 2025 known as the SEC Rules on Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASP Rules) and the SEC Guidelines on the Operations of Crypto-Asset Service
- SEC to boost efforts vs money laundering as PH exits Europe’s . . .
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday said it will strengthen its efforts to combat money laundering and terrorism financing in the country’s corporate sector on the heels of the Philippines’ exit from the European Commission’s (EC) list of high-risk jurisdictions for financial crimes
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