Analysts weigh in on the issue even as Landbank insists it can't question government transactions in line with the budget.
State lender Land Bank of the Philippines is in the hot seat as Senator Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan wants it to answer questions about massive withdrawals, including one for as much as P500 million, tied to the flood control projects controversy.Pangilinan raised ...
Severe flooding brought by Typhoon Carina, enhanced by the southwest monsoon, has forced several companies and businesses to temporarily shut down operations. These include major financial institutions, which have shortened their operating hours in the aftermath of the typhoon.A total of ...
No initial deposit and maintaining balance required.
Sending money to their families will soon become easier for Filipinos abroad with a new online banking service exclusively for overseas workers. The state-run Land Bank of the Philippines announced the launch of its GoBayani Savings, a digital deposit account that ...
LandBank is also pushing for an increase in its capital to P1 trillion to hopefully make its way into the equity market.
The Land Bank of the Philippines (LandBank) is looking at entering the debt market again to raise as much as P50 billion, banking on the expected drop in interest rates in the last quarter of the year. If successful, this would be ...
San Miguel Corporation is the only company in the top 50.
Forbes has recently released its global rankings of the best employers to work for list for 2023. And we have a few Filipino multinational companies and institutions that have made their mark on the international stage.The magazine was said to have ...
STI partnered with Landbank for a first-of-its-kind student loan scheme.
A student loan program offered by a bank and one of the largest networks of private schools in the country aims to help students and their parents cope with difficulties brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.ALSO READ: EDUCATIONThis is How You ...
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