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Pacquiao now richest lawmaker
By Jess Diaz (The Philippine Star) Updated May 05, 2011 12:00 AM


MANILA, Philippines - Boxing champion and Saranggani Rep. Manny Pacquiao scored another first by being the richest member of Congress.

“He is the first billionaire member of the House based on his statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN),” Ricardo Bering, director of the House records management service, told reporters yesterday.

He said Pacquiao declared assets worth more than P1 billion.

The boxing champion faces Shane Mosley in Las Vegas this weekend in a fight that would earn him tens of millions of dollars or hundreds of millions of pesos more.

He has been mostly out of the country since before the Christmas season last year promoting and training for his match with Mosley.

Last week, US media reported that Pacquiao was the highest paid athlete in 2010, earning more than $32 million (P1.376 billion at P43 to the dollar).

Bering did not release Pacquiao’s SALN to the media, saying his office is still collating the assets, liabilities and net worth declarations of all the more than 280 House members before releasing them in a summarized form as was the practice in previous years.

Under the law, public officials had until last April 30 to file their SALN.

So, Manny's worth of ~$26 Million is still dwarfed by PH richest #40 Edgar Sia II ($85 million). Pero malapit na syang pumasok sa list. Maybe he can invest part of his finances (~10%-25%) though blue chip stocks para makatulong sa pag-angat ng kanyang net worth. He can also command for shares of stocks instead of cash as talent fee from San Miguel the next time he has a contract for product endorsements / commercials.

SOURCE: http://theboxingtribune.com/2011/07/manny-pacquiaos-net-worth-shockingly-26-million/


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Philippines 40 Richest as published by Forbes Magazine (2011):

1. Henry Sy - $7.2 billion
2. Lucio Tan - $2.8 billion
3. John Gokongwei Jr. - $2.4 billion
4. Andrew Tan - $2 billion
5. David Consunji - $1.9 billion
6. Jaime Zobel de Ayala - $1.7 billion
7. Enrique Razon Jr. - $1.6 billion
8. Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. - $1.4 billion
9. Roberto Ongpin - $1.3 billion
10. George Ty - $1.1 billion
11. Tony Tan Caktiong - $1 billion
12. Inigo and Mercedes Zobel - $980 million
13. Emilio Yap - $930 million
14. Andrew Gotianun - $795 million
15. Jon Ramon Aboitiz - $760 million
16. Beatrice Campos - $685 million
17. Manuel Villar - $620 million
18. Vivian Que Azcona - $555 million
19. Robert Coyiuto Jr. - $400 million
20. Mariano Tan - $375 million
21. Alfonso Yuchengco - $370 million
22. Enrique Aboitiz - $310 million
23. Oscar Lopez - $280 million
24. Jose Antonio - $245 million
25. Eric Recto - $200 million
26. Gilberto Duavit - $190 million
27. Menardo Jimenez - $185 million
28. Alfredo Ramos - $180 million
29. Betty Ang - $165 million
30. Felipe Gozon - $163 million
31. Tomas Alcantara - $160 million
32. Benjamin Romualdez - $155 million
33. Wilfred Uytengsu Jr. - $150 million
34. Manuel Zamora Jr. - $145 million
35. Jacinto Ng Sr. - $115 million
36. Frederick Dy - $110 million
37. Luis Virata - $100 million
38. Bienvenido Tantoco Sr. - $95 million
39. Eugenio Lopez III - $90 million
40. Edgar Sia II - $85 million

2012 Forbes Release

1. Henry Sy - $9.1 billion
2. Lucio Tan - $4.5 billion
3. Enrique Razon Jr. - $3.6 billion
4. John Gokongwei Jr., 84, married, with $3.2 billion
5. David Consunji, 91, married, $2.7 billion;
6. Andrew Tan, 59, married, $2.3 billion;
7. Jaime Zobel de Ayala, 78, married, $2.2 billion;
8. George Ty, 79, married, $1.7 billion;
9. Roberto Ong, 75, married, $1.5 billion;
10. Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., 77, $1.4 billion;
11. Robert Coyiuto Jr., 59, married, $1.3 billion;
12. Tony Tan Caktiong, 59, married, $1.25 billion;
13. Lucio & Susan Co, 57 and 53, married, $1.2 billion;
14. Iñigo & Mercedes Zobel, $1.15 billion;
15. Emilio Yap, 86, married, $1.1 billion;
16. Jon Ramon Aboitiz, 63, married, $955 million;
17. Andrew Gotianum, 84, married, $825 million;
18. Manuel Villar, 62, married, $720 million;
19. Beatrice Campos, widowed, $700 million;
20. Vivian Que Azcona, $690 million;
21. Alfonso Yuchengco, 89, widowed, $570 million.
22. Mariano Tan Jr., 50, $420 million;
23. Enrique Aboitiz, 90, married, $400 million;
24. Eric Recto, 49, $365 million;
25. Jose Antonio, 65, married, $300 million;
26. Gilberto Duavit, 77, married, $270 million;
27. Menardo Jimenez, 80, married, $265 million;
28. Frederick Dy, 57, married, $260 million;
29. Manuel Zamora Jr., 72, married, $255 million;
30. Alfredo Ramos, 68, married, $250 million;
31. Oscar Lopez, 82, married, $245 million;
32. Felipe Gozon, 72, married, $240 million;
33. Betty Ang, married, $235 million;
34. Wilfred Uytensu Jr., 50, married, $230 million;
35. Juliette Romualdez, widowed, $200 million;
36. Bienvenido Tantoco Sr,, 91, widowed, $195 million;
37. Jacinto Ng Sr., married, $190 million;
38. Tomas Alcantara, 66, single, $160 million;
39. Michael Cosiquien, 38, $150 million; and
40. Edgar Sia II, 35, married, $140 million


2011 Forbes Release

1. Henry Sy - $7.2 billion
2. Lucio Tan - $2.8 billion
3. John Gokongwei Jr. - $2.4 billion
4. Andrew Tan - $2 billion
5. David Consunji - $1.9 billion
6. Jaime Zobel de Ayala - $1.7 billion
7. Enrique Razon Jr. - $1.6 billion
8. Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. - $1.4 billion
9. Roberto Ongpin - $1.3 billion
10. George Ty - $1.1 billion
11. Tony Tan Caktiong - $1 billion
12. Inigo and Mercedes Zobel - $980 million
13. Emilio Yap - $930 million
14. Andrew Gotianun - $795 million
15. Jon Ramon Aboitiz - $760 million
16. Beatrice Campos - $685 million
17. Manuel Villar - $620 million
18. Vivian Que Azcona - $555 million
19. Robert Coyiuto Jr. - $400 million
20. Mariano Tan - $375 million
21. Alfonso Yuchengco - $370 million
22. Enrique Aboitiz - $310 million
23. Oscar Lopez - $280 million
24. Jose Antonio - $245 million
25. Eric Recto - $200 million
26. Gilberto Duavit - $190 million
27. Menardo Jimenez - $185 million
28. Alfredo Ramos - $180 million
29. Betty Ang - $165 million
30. Felipe Gozon - $163 million
31. Tomas Alcantara - $160 million
32. Benjamin Romualdez - $155 million
33. Wilfred Uytengsu Jr. - $150 million
34. Manuel Zamora Jr. - $145 million
35. Jacinto Ng Sr. - $115 million
36. Frederick Dy - $110 million
37. Luis Virata - $100 million
38. Bienvenido Tantoco Sr. - $95 million
39. Eugenio Lopez III - $90 million
40. Edgar Sia II - $85 million


2010 Forbes Release

1. Henry Sy US$5 billion
2. Lucio Tan $2.1 billion
3. John Gokongwei Jr. $1.5 billion
4. Jaime Zobel de Ayala $1.4 billion
5. Andrew Tan $1.2 billion
6. Tony Tan Caktiong $980 million
7. Enrique Razon Jr. $975 million
8. Beatrice Campos $840 million
9. George Ty $805 million
10. Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. $760 million
11. Inigo and Mercedes Zobel $ 730 million
12. David Consunji $715 million
13. Emilio T. Yap $665 million
14.Andrew Gotianun $500 million
15. Vivian Que Azcona $445 million
16. Oscar Lopez $420 million
17. Manuel Villar $380 million
18. Jon Ramon Aboitiz $360 million
19. Mariano Tan $330 million
20. Robert Coyuito, Jr. $310 million
21. Roberto ONgpin $300 million
22. Alfonso Yuchengco $260 million
23. Betty Ang $165 million
24. Enrique Aboitiz $150 million
25. Gilberto Duavit $145 million
26. Mynardo Jimenez $143 million
27. Felipe Gozon $120 million
28. Alfredo Ramos $117 million
29. Manuel Zamora $116 million
30. Wilfred Uytengsu, Jr. $115 million
31. Benjamin Romualdez $110 million
32. Wilfred King $100 million
33. Tomas Alcantara $99 million
34. Bienvenido Tantoco, Sr. $95 million
35. Frederick Dy $70 million
36. Eugenio Lopez III $68 million
37. Lourdes Montinola $65 million
38. Luis Virata $57 million
39. Jesus Tambunting $55 million
40. Philip Ang $50 million

Based on 2012 Forbes release, the net worth of #40 Edgar Sia the former owner of Mang Inasal (acquired by Jollibee) increased by $55M. With that, Manny will have the difficulty barging into the Top 40 list unless he earns stocks from SMC instead of cash from his San Miguel endorsements. I think most of those in the list benefited from the run up of the PH stock market.

Manny Pacquiao should buy a significant amount of shares of stock into businesses of these elite so that he can be admitted as member of the Manila Polo Club and Manila Yacht Club.

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It would take a while before Manny can crack this list. How can he crack this list kung kailangan pa nya mag cash advance kay Arum before the fight para lang mabayaran yung mga gambling debts nya?

Hopefully, with his renewed faith, and with him turning away from gambling and other vices, eh mabawasan yung mga perang tinatapon nya sa pustahan, even yung sa pag finance nya ng election campaigns nya.

A few more years of good investments and sound financial planning, he will make the list. But then you have to ask, does Pacquiao care at all at making this list?? I don't think he is motivated by such things.

I also think so. Manny is satisfied to be in the Top 100 List (not in the Top 40)

Bakit kaunti lang ang congressman at senador sa list? Wala rin si Manny Pangilinan?