BDO had the highest income at P39.4 billion from January to June.
A number of major banks in the Philippines saw improvements in their financial performances in the first half of the year. These are driven by the stronger reception of their core businesses and services, including consumer loans.Leading the charge is BDO ...
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 ...
Around 160,000 overseas Filipino workers will benefit from the service.
Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) has partnered with mobile app FastPay to provide more remittance options for Filipinos abroad. The service, however, will be exclusively available to migrant workers in Taiwan. ALSO READThe Most Reliable Banks in the Philippines, According to a ...
Your Citi-branded cards will remain valid until you receive and activate their replacements.
The UnionBank of the Philippines (UnionBank) has started the process of migrating Citi accounts to its system. This means credit card holders could expect their existing Citi cards to be replaced with UnionBank-branded cards. But it appears consumers are experiencing delays ...
No need to visit a branch to open a savings account.
The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is strengthening its position as one of the most accessible banks in the Philippines, with a new partnership that will make its services available in retail stores, including shopping malls and supermarkets. BPI has tapped ...
Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) has entered into an alliance with Starlink to expand its digital services available in more rural areas. According to the bank, one-fourth of its more than 6,000-strong network of RCBC ATM Go agents is ...
The latest investment worth P410 million is from World Bank Group's International Finance Corporation.
Financial technology company First Circle has secured P410 million ($7 million) in investment from Washington-headquartered International Finance Corporation (IFC). The capital will allow the fintech to raise funds to expand its loan book for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). For IFC, ...
The company hopes to raise $200 million in processed payments globally this year.
BayaniPay, a financial technology startup, is looking to increase its processed payments tenfold, from $20 million in 2023 to $200 million within the year. This comes after the company secured an additional $3 million in fresh capital from investors Wavemaker Partners, PTGB, ...
Get exclusive perks when availing Security Bank's products through the platform.
Tycoon Frederick Dy-owned Security Bank Corporation has entered into an alliance with Lazada Philippines, one of the biggest e-commerce platforms in the country, to extend its offerings to online shoppers. Through the partnership, Lazada users can browse and check out ...
The fintech startup claims to offer the "highest" foreign exchange rates.
Financial technology startup Elevate has raised additional funding worth $5 million (almost P293 million) to expand its operations and cater to more freelancers in the Philippines. The platform simplifies the process for self-employed workers to receive payments in U.S. dollars ( ...
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 ...
Did you know that only six neobanks are Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas-approved?
With preference growing for online transactions, it's only a matter of time until digital banking becomes more mainstream. (Well, that's if it isn't yet already.)While so many options for electronic payments have emerged, only six digital banks have ...
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