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2017 was quite busy for Philam Asset Management, Inc. (PAMI) . The company recently brought economic experts to Visayas for the third leg of their Economic Outlook series entitled “ 2017 Unboxed: Unleash the Market’s Potential ”, held in the grand ballroom of The Mariott Hotel, in Cebu City. Left to right: PAMI Head of Investments-Junie Banaag, AIA Group Chief Economist- Brian Murray, PAMI President and CEO- Eric Lustre, Rampver Strategic Advisors Managing Director and Founder- Rex Mendoza, PAMI Head of Retail Sales- Zedric Matubis, Philam Life Head of Fixed Income and Corporate Finance- Vince Daffon.

(PAMI)  Philam Asset Management Inc   is Philam Life ’s asset management subsidiary, whose assets have grown to P40.698 billion in 2014 from P21.903 billion in 2004. PAMI is one of the largest asset and wealth management companies in the country, managing mutual funds from different asset classes and is a major contributor to the development of the Philippine mutual fund industry. PAMI has won nine awards from PIFA in 2014 alone, and has consecutively been named Most Trusted Brand since 2010, Investment Fund Category by Reader’s Digest . Veteran and newbie investors alike should look into taking advantage of this opportunity in the stock market, with a particularly quick and easy option of investing in index funds, which operate by mimicking the performance of the stock market.

We have learned to invest our hard-earned money either in business, or in stocks. However, not all have the capital or time for attending to the details of running a business, or keeping track of the fluctuations of the stock market since it can be a full-time job in and of itself. It takes a lot of money to start a business or personally invest in a diversified set of stocks, with a mutual fund the latter is made easy. By purchasing shares in a fund, your money is managed and invested by professional fund managers, and you can rest easy knowing that your investments are diversified to help safeguard against dramatic losses should a sector of the market go sour. In choosing a mutual fund company, both new and veteran investors decide to go with the tried-and-true-owned and managed by large and notable companies, backed by a history of reliability.