GSIS PGM Wick Veloso (2nd from left) and Comelec Chairperson George Garcia (3rd from left) are joined by witnesses (leftmost) GSIS Executive Vice President for Support Services Dionisio Ebdane Jr. and Comelec Deputy Director for Operations Rafael Olaño (rightmost) during the MoU signing to include GSIS as one of Comelec’s registration sites under the Register Anywhere Project (RAP) held at the GSIS office in Pasay City. A voter submits her application for transfer of...
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GSIS Invests in World’s First Ever Energy Transition Mechanism.
In photo L-R: RCBC Executive Vice President and Head of Corporate Banking Group Elizabeth Coronel, BPI Senior Vice President and Group Head Barbara Untalan, GSIS PGM Wick Veloso, ACEN President and CEO Eric Francia, InLife Chairperson Nina Aguas, and EPHI President Ronald Goseco. State pension fund Government Service Insurance System has invested in the world’s first ever Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM) initiative for the South Luzon Thermal Energy Corporation (SLTEC) amounting to Php2.2 billion. The partnership was sealed after GSIS and Ayala-led ACEN signed a memorandum of agreement on Monday, 7 November, at the ACEN headquarters in Makati City....
GSIS pays P41M insurance to PAGASA for weather forecasting equipment damaged by typhoon
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) turned over P41 million in check to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) as payment for the latter’s insurance claim on its damaged Doppler Weather Surveillance equipment. The turnover ceremony was held last June 14 at the DOST-PAGASA office in Quezon City. The weather forecasting equipment stationed at the Basco Weather Radar Station in Batanes was severely damaged by Typhoon Ferdie in Batanes. Under Republic Act 656 or the Property Insurance Law, all government agencies are required to insure its properties with GSIS. In the photo, GSIS Insurance Group OIC-SVP Joseph...
GSIS, LTO, IC sign pact to link systems for faster, foolproof vehicle insurance processing
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) recently signed an agreement to link its IT system with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and Insurance Commission (IC) to make the processing of motor vehicle registration faster, more economical and at the same time, curb fake insurance cover. The interconnectivity among the three agencies is made possible through a secure and protected integrated system that allows GSIS to request relevant information on motor vehicles online from LTO and IC and obtain responses on a real time basis. This spells faster processing of Certificate of Cover (COC) which is a requirement for LTO registration....