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Thursday, March 29, 2007

 

CitisecOnline profits rise on new services


CITISECONLINE, a publicly traded online brokerage company, said it was back in the black last year, as revenues rose by more than two-fold due to its intensified investor education, value-added pro­ducts and online tools.

In its report to shareholders, Citisec announced that total revenues rose by 152 percent to P94.2 million last year while net income reached P34 million, reversing its net loss of P2 million the previous year.

Conrado Bate, CitisecOnline president, said that the company’s success is driven by investor education, a suite of value-added products and services and superior online tools and functionalities. These efforts, the company said, resulted in a five-fold jump in its subscriber base last year.

The company reported that its investor seminar series attracted 2,000 prospective retail investors nationwide wherein they were offered courses in investing, fundamental and technical analysis, and advanced technical trading strategies.

Besides investor education, Citisec also offered value-added products and services found in the firm’s website www.citiseconline.com, among which are the website’s research notes widely used by clients to spot profit-making opportunities.

Together with the expansion of its client base, Citisec’s website hits increased by 400 percent and by the end of last year reached 73 million.

CitisecOnline aims to expand its retail base by offering students the CitisecOnline 101 Starter Account which reduces the initial deposit to P5,000.
--Likha C. Cuevas

  
 

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