NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

551 MF Jhocson Street, Sampaloc, Manila 1008

(+632) 712-1900
www.national-u.edu.ph

SEMINAR PROPOSAL
I. TITLE
“Investments: A GO or a NO in the new normal”
II. RATIONALE
Investing in stock market may seem daunting for a lot of people because of the
high risk and unguaranteed outcome that it may result. This is because of the
stereotypes and misconceptions that have been keeping people out of it. The economy
of the Philippines and whole world greatly fluctuated when Covid-19 started spreading,
causing a lot of investors in the different business fields lose their money. This became
an unspoken warning for people to keep out from the stock market for the time being.
Given this input, is it really a wise decision or just a shot in the dark to invest in midst of
this pandemic? What business fields or industries have high probability of generating
income and dividends for their investors in this new normal and how can we help the
economy of the Philippines survive and rise through investment in stock market? This
seminar aims to decipher the pros and cons of investing in the stock market for
generating profit given the situation people are facing today.

III. OBJECTIVES
a. Identify what is investments and stock market and how it works.
b. Clarify the misconceptions and stereotypes about stock market.
c. How to invest in stocks considering the pandemic and identify the things people
need to consider when investing into stocks.
d. State relatable situational examples.
e. Enumerate business fields and industries that are in-demand in the new normal
that can give the profitable income.
f. Allow the audiences to digest the pros and cons of investing into stock markets
during the pandemic.

IV. TARGET BENEFICIARIES

This seminar is specifically targeted to College of Business and Accountancy
students of National University, Faculty and Business people invited.
- V. SEMINAR DEVELOPMENT MATRIX

TIME AGENDA PEOPLE INVOLVED

7:00 AM –8:00 AM REGISTRATION Exzur G. Javier

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM OPENING PROGRAM Prayer:

- Prayer
Diane Cris Duque
- National Anthem

- NU hymn
Opening remarks:
Welcome Remarks
KC Aguiluz

8:30 AM – 8:45 AM INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKERS Hyacinth T. Maga

8:45 AM – 9:30 AM SEMINAR PROPER

- What is a stock market

investment?

- Misconceptions and
stereotypes of investing
in stock market

- Economy and stock

market situation before
and during Covid-19 Guest Speaker:
came. How they are
related? Ramon Monzon

- How to invest in President & CEO

the midst of
Philippine Stock Exchange
pandemic?

- Things to consider
for investing in the
stock market

- In-demand
business fields
and industries in
the new normal

9:30 AM – 9:45 AM OPEN FORUM

 - Question and Answer Assisted by:

Further clarifications Hyacinth T. Maga

9:45 AM – 10:00 AM BREAK -

10:00 AM – 10:10 AM CLOSING REMARKS

- Handing out of Hyacinth T. Maga

Certificate of
Participation and Tanya Pia L. Aquino

- Handing out of
Certificate of
Recognition and Token Closing remarks: Jhelyka
Interior
of Appreciation for
speaker

Closing remarks from hosts

9:20 AM – 9:30 AM END OF SEMINAR Abceedee Francisco

- Photo Op. And Anne Nikole Gonzales

Handing out of food and drinks

VI. PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY OF SPEAKER

Ramon S. Monzon, current Pesident and Chief Executive Officer and
Director of Philippine Securies and Exchange Inc. received his
undergraduate degree from Ateneo de Manila University and Manuel L.
Quezon University. He also received his MBA from The University of
Chicago Booth School of Business. Monzon is a business person who had
been at the top of seven more different companies and is the Chairman
and President if Carousel Productions, Inc., Chairman and President at
PH GSA, Inc., Chairman and President at Karilangan International Travel and Tours Corp.,
Chairman and President of Xpert Air Services and President and Director of Securities Clearing
Corporation of the Philippines which is a subsidiary of PSE, Inc.

VII. BUDGET

Proposed Budget: P3, 500

Food & Drinks (100 pax) = P2, 000

Seminar Materials = P500

Token of Appreciation = P1, 000