Philippines’ central bank takes ownership of golf course: reports

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The Central Bank of the Philippines has become an owner of a golf course, local media reported over the weekend.

The Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Manilla Standard ran articles over the weekend stating that Juan de Zuñiga, the central bank's general counsel who last month also became a deputy governor, had told reporters that the registry of deeds for the Evercrest Golf Club Resort had been transferred to the central bank late last month. The deeds were transferred owing to the non-payment

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