The Junior Confederation of Finance Associations of the Philippines (JCFAP) held their National Finance Summit, featuring 5 inspiring speakers to inform, persuade, thrill, and challenge over 3,500 finance student delegates from colleges across the Philippines. The summit was held at the SMX Mall of Asia convention center and included speeches from the Philippine Stock Exchange president and a Monetary Board member, as well as panels to recognize top finance students and award outstanding students. JCFAP aims to provide leadership training, events management experience, and competitions to its 100 member finance student associations nationwide.

1. JCFAP Student Convention presents 5 inspiring speakers, to inform, persuade,
thrill & challenge... 3,500 delegates from all over the Philippines.
The JCFAP is the national “umbrella” confederation for college-level associations
of finance students. JCFAP stands for Junior Confederation of Finance Associations
of the Philippines. The confederation counts 100 member “Junior Fin-Ex”
associations or “chapters” in Philippine colleges & universities.
The JCFAP conducted a convention for 3,500 finance students , last January 4,
2014. Dubbed the “National Finance Summit,” the event featured a speech from

2. the PSE president, Hans Sicat, as well as an “economic outlook” talk from Felipe
Medalla, of the Monetary Board. The other speakers were:
Mike Oyson, president of BPI Securities.
Lito Biacora, vice president of BPI (asset management)
Chinkee Tan, popular wealth coach....
Mark Frederick So, popular trainer for forex trading.
The Title of the activity was : the “National Finance Summit, Moving towards
Global Competence.” Admission fees were P420 for members of the Junior
Confederation of Finance Associations of the Philippines, which is the national
association of students of bachelor of arts, in Financial Management..
Mr. Anton Mauricio (director of FINEX, the financial executives institute of the
Philippines, Ms. Rumi Yamamoto, past president of JCFAP, and Mr. Alexander
Gilles, of First Metro Securities, served as adviser s to the 12-person executive
board, consisting of fourth-year college students. The Executive Board, organized
the event... held at the SMX Mall of Asia, occupying the entire second level of the
convention center.
Below: a photo of the event poster...

3. Below: Awarding ceremonies for an outstanding student, Ralph Deo Estrera Ponce.
National College of Business and Arts -Fairview - Ju nior Financial Executives (JFINEX )
Below: the TOP TEN finance students of the Philippines, who scored high in a
qualifying comprehensive exam, and who were judged by a panel of two CFA
charterholders.

4. Below: Felipe Medalla, guest speaker, receives a plaque of appreciation for his talk
on the economic outlook for 2014. From Sandy Gilles, adviser of the JCFAP, Miss
Mico Lapuz, president of the JCFAP , and Anton Mauricio, founding adviser of the
JCFAP.
Below, the ten outstanding finance students, before their presentation on stage.
The panel of judges included Don Malabanan, CFA...and Robert Ramos, CFA.

5. The event was attended by more than 3,200 students from 70 colleges, and
Universities, from all over Luzon, and Mindanao. The Visayas universities will
affiliate with JCFAP this year, 2014.
The JCFAP conducts leadership training for student officers, events management
training, and conducts sports fests and quiz contests.
See:
https://www.facebook.com/JCFAPhilippines
Advisers:
Anton Mauricio, director of the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines,
Randell Tiongson, wealth coach,
Rumi Yamamoto, former president of JCFAP...
Alexander Gilles, market education consultant of First Metro Securities.

6. Background of the conference Speakers:

15. The ten outstanding finance students... below:
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