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100,000 Jobs in Ph BPO for 2012 – WB

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There will be brighter employment prospects for the Philippines in 2012 according to the World Bank (WB). In the Philippine Quarterly Update: From Stability To Prosperity, released recently, the World Bank said that the Philippines’ business process outsourcing (BPO) sector alone is expected to generate 100,000 new jobs for 2012.

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Top Countries Served by Philippine Call Center & BPO Industry

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The growth of business process outsourcing (BPO) in the Philippines has undoubtedly developed so fast. Almost all major global IT/BPO vendors have a presence in the Philippines. The Americas remain the biggest client for the Philippine outsourcing industry accounting for more than three-quarters (65 percent) of the domestic BPO market.

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Banks Should Lend More to BPOs, Tourism – BSP

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trillion in funds deposited by banks in the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) special deposit account facility” the BSP called on banks to increase lending to tourism and business process outsourcing (BPO), both considered high growth industries in the Philippines. Reference: – [link].

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Philippines Outsourcing Sector to Lower Poverty Levels – World Bank

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Sustained economic growth will set off improvements in the country’s poverty levels, which the World Bank expects to drop from 15.4 percent in 2012 to 10.9 Currently, the World Bank considers people who earn less than $1.25 The World Bank slightly lowered the forecast for 2015 in line with the outlook for the region.

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P1 billion data network service expansion program set to further boost PH BPO industry

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(PLDT), the Philippines’ biggest telecommunications company, said recently that it has finished a P1 billion data network service expansion initiative that would help the continued growth of the country’s business process outsourcing (BPO) industry. In 2012, the sector posted $13.2 billion in revenues. (30)

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Solid Growth for PH Economy in 2013 and 2014

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With the Philippines’ GDP faring better than expected in 2012, experts remain optimistic about the country’s economy for this year and the next. . Findings of the latest research report from analysts at the banking giant are also described as in contrast with the “more subdued international sentiment over the past year.”

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12 Well-Known Companies That Outsource To Philippines

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With over 800 BPO companies, around 1.5 As a leading global bank, Citi has been outsourcing its tech operations since 1992. Citi’s operations in the country — within the firm’s operations and under the BPO setup — can be attributed to the Philippines’ “sound macroeconomic fundamentals and skilled workforce.”. AXA Insurance.