AB Capital Securities, Inc.

AB Capital Securities, Inc. AB Capital Securities, Inc. (ABCSI) is a cornerstone of the Philippine stock brokerage industry, serving investors for decades. Session Road, Baquio City
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The AB Capital Group is one of the Philippines' leading financial services institutions focused on the capital markets. The Group consists of:

AB Capital & Investment Corporation (ABCIC): an investment house that has built its capability on corporate finance, fixed-income securities dealership and fund management. AB Capital – Trust (TID): an entity acts as a custodian for trusts, estates, custod

ial arrangements, asset management, stock transfer, beneficial ownership registration, employee benefit planning, escrow agency services and other related arrangements. It also caters Unit Investment Trust Funds (UITF) where the investor can choose from Equity Fund, Balanced Fund, Premium Fund and Short Term Fund. AB Capital Securities, Inc.: one of the oldest stock brokerage houses in the Philippine Stock Exchange, formerly known as Anscor Hagedorn Securities, Inc. It has a heritage of success that spans over 60 years. It consists of the broker assisted and online. With the broker assisted, investors are partnered our expert broker who’ll guide them along the way. With the online trading facility, investors can be in control of their stock trades using any digital device. Addresses:

BGC Taguig Head Office
12th and 19th Floor, PSE Tower
5th Avenue corner 28th Street
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City,
Metro Manila 1634
(632) 8898-7555 or (632) 8898-7596
Mon – Fri: 8:30am to 5:30pm

ABCSI Binondo Branch
Unit 601 6th Floor, 168 Shopping Mall
Sta. Elena, Soler Street, Binondo, Manila
Tel Nos: (632) 8516-1563 or (632) 8516-1651 (TeleFax)
Mon – Fri: 8:30am to 5:30pm
Sat: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Sun: 9:30am to 6:30pm

ABCSI Makati Branch
Acceler8 111 Paseo, UB
Paseo De Roxas Bldg. Legaspi Street
Tel Nos: (632) 8224-4112 or (632) 8554-0657
Mon - Fri: 9:00am to 5:00pm

Bacolod Office
Unit #706, O Residences Condominium
Lacson Street Mandalagan, Bacolod City
Tel. No. 0917-7773137

ABCSI Baguio Office
Room B308 Lopez Bldg. No. (074)442-0344 , 0917-6800476

ABCSI Dagupan Office
#78 Beverly Hills, Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City
Tel. (075)653-1530, 0917-5081131, 0922-8259816

🌎 Where the Money MovedFor the week of August 24-28See which stocks are getting the most attention from foreign and loca...
28/08/2026

🌎 Where the Money Moved
For the week of August 24-28
See which stocks are getting the most attention from foreign and local investors, plus how their share prices are moving. 📊
Follow AB Capital Securities for more weekly market insights.

August 28, 2026PSEi closed at a 2-month low of 5,956, its first close below 6,000 since June 24. BPI was the main drag t...
28/08/2026

August 28, 2026

PSEi closed at a 2-month low of 5,956, its first close below 6,000 since June 24. BPI was the main drag throughout the session. The index briefly recovered toward flat before an MOC selldown in BPI (-2% gap down), BDO (-1%) and ICT (-1.5%) pushed it back down. Net foreign selling reached ₱3.5bn, or just half of the May MSCI rebal outflow despite the reduction of PH country weight.

ALI (+0.3%) bucked the selloff despite an estimated 280mn shares / ₱4.4bn of passive outflows (17x ADV) from its MSCI downgrade to Small Caps. AC bought 20mn shares at the MOC, but this was only 6% of MOC volume, suggesting the buying provided support but was nowhere near enough to offset MSCI flows. ALI’s own buyback still appears largely absent, with ~₱9.2bn remaining.

August 27, 2026PSEi fell below 6,000 intraday and only recovered above it on the MOC gap-up. PH sharply underperformed A...
27/08/2026

August 27, 2026
PSEi fell below 6,000 intraday and only recovered above it on the MOC gap-up. PH sharply underperformed ASEAN despite the region also facing MSCI weight cuts, pointing to PH-specific positioning ahead of tomorrow’s rebal. Timing may also play a role, as PH rebalances tomorrow vs. Aug. 31 for the rest. Foreigners posted their largest net outflow since the SMPH placement last Aug 13.

ICT (-4%) posted >₱1bn net foreign selling, its largest outflow since the May rebal. ICT also bought back 400k shares (~14% of volume), its first buyback since June 1.

The BSP raised the key policy rate by 25 bps to 5.0% amid continued inflation risks.
27/08/2026

The BSP raised the key policy rate by 25 bps to 5.0% amid continued inflation risks.

August 26, 2026PSEi underperformed the region, with 6,100 now the key support. Investors remained cautious ahead of tom’...
26/08/2026

August 26, 2026
PSEi underperformed the region, with 6,100 now the key support. Investors remained cautious ahead of tom’s BSP decision and Friday’s MSCI rebalancing.

ICT (-3%) hit a new month low and drove 93% of the decline. The selloff is more notable as foreign activity remained healthy: gross FGN flow returned to its 30-d median and was >30% above its 5-/7-d medians, pointing to active selling.

ALI (-2.5%) also came under pressure after failing to hold yday’s close above its 50-/100-d MAs, its first close above these levels since the Aug. 13 MSCI deletion announcement. Volume hit its highest since July 17, while AC/ALI buybacks remained absent. With both ICT and ALI weakening, 6,100 is the next key test.

August 25, 2026PSEi broke below 6,200 support, but with T/O remaining subdued as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead...
25/08/2026

August 25, 2026

PSEi broke below 6,200 support, but with T/O remaining subdued as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of the Aug. 27 BSP meeting and Aug. 28 MSCI rebalancing. ALI (+4%) bucked the trend, reaching its highest level since the Aug. 13 announcement of its MSCI downgrade. This is also despite AC no longer buying since Aug. 17. JFC also continued to attract foreign interest after breaking ₱160.

ICT was again the main drag, accounting for 60% of the index decline as foreign demand continued to fade. With ICT at ~26% of the index, weaker ICT demand is increasingly constraining the PSEi, making continued strength in other heavyweights critical to offset the drag.

August 24, 2026ICT (+1%) was the entire index gain today, after a +1.4% MOC gap-up. Foreign demand for ICT improved, but...
24/08/2026

August 24, 2026
ICT (+1%) was the entire index gain today, after a +1.4% MOC gap-up. Foreign demand for ICT improved, but remains below normal. ICT returned to net foreign buying (+₱103mn), while gross foreign flow rose to 70% of its 30-d median (from 50%). Demand is recovering, but still not strong enough to call this a full return of foreign conviction.

Meanwhile, incremental foreign flows continue to broaden beyond ICT, with BPI, JFC and MER seeing notable demand. This is constructive for breadth, but ICT remains the key swing factor for the index.

The Week Ahead: Dividends (August 24 – 28) 📆A light dividend week, with Sun Life and Meralco among the key names to watc...
24/08/2026

The Week Ahead: Dividends (August 24 – 28) 📆
A light dividend week, with Sun Life and Meralco among the key names to watch.

📌 Sun Life (SLF) goes ex-div on Tuesday
📌 Century Properties (CPG) and Meralco (MER) follow on Thursday
📌 Makati Finance (MFIN) has both stock and cash dividends, while Medilines (MEDIC) also goes ex-div Thursday

🌎 Where the Money MovedFor the week of August 17-20See which stocks are getting the most attention from foreign and loca...
20/08/2026

🌎 Where the Money Moved
For the week of August 17-20

See which stocks are getting the most attention from foreign and local investors, plus how their share prices are moving. 📊

Follow AB Capital Securities for more weekly market insights.

August 20, 2026PSEi closed at the high, led by ICT (+3%) after a +1.6% MOC gap-up. ICT drove 65% of the index gain, thou...
20/08/2026

August 20, 2026

PSEi closed at the high, led by ICT (+3%) after a +1.6% MOC gap-up. ICT drove 65% of the index gain, though gains were more broadly distributed pre-MOC. The rebound was more than technical: ICT was nearing oversold levels yday, while the overnight macro setup improved materially. US Treasury's plan to at least 2x 10Y–30Y buybacks should support lower US yields and a softer USD near term, providing a tailwind for the peso and PH equities barring a sharp oil spike.

ICT returned to net FGN buying after 3 sessions of outflows, but demand has yet to fully return. Gross FGN flow was in line with its 5-d median but ~30%/50% below its 7-/30-d medians. Selling pressure has eased, but buying conviction remains below normal.

ICT accounted for just 13% of ex-SPNEC-cross T/O, suggesting incremental flows remain distributed across other names. This is constructive for breadth, but with ICT now at 26.5% of the index, weaker FGN demand makes it harder for the PSEi to sustain a rally unless other heavyweights continue to pick up the slack.

Address

1210-1212, 12th Flr. PSE Tower 5th Avenue Cor 28th St. BGC
Taguig
1634

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+63288987555

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