SEC Proposes Raising Broker-Dealer Minimum Capital to P120M
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed to raise the minimum paid-up capital for broker-dealers to P120 million, aiming to align with international standards and address inflation's impact on capital value. The adjustment is planned for phased implementation.
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