UnionBank of the Philippines (PSE: UBP) has seen better days on the trading floor, but there are signs that the worst may be behind it. After three years of relentless decline, UBP’s share price appears to be stabilizing.
UnionBank of the Philippines (PSE: UBP) has seen better days on the trading floor. Once a market favorite, the stock soared to more than P110 in 2022 at the height of optimism surrounding its digital banking push and the landmark acquisition of ...
Enjoy off-menu items if you're a UnionBank credit cardholder.
Esquire Philippines' Secret Menu is back on its third run, bringing you an exclusive dining experience and off-menu items available for UnionBank credit cardholders. This time, a total of 15 restaurants from different parts of Makati, including their other branches all ...
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 ...
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 ...
Just link your GCash, Maya, UnionBank, or BPI account.
Salmon, one of the growing financial technology startups in the Philippines, has just introduced an auto-debit feature for its credit products. This would now allow consumers to link their GCash, Maya, UnionBank, or Bank of the Philippines (BPI) accounts to the ...
This includes credit cards, personal loans, wealth management, and retail deposit businesses.Â
After months of hearsay, it's finally official: UnionBank of the Philippines will acquire Citigroup's consumer banking business in the Philippines. The local bank has entered a Share and Business Transfer Agreement with the various subsidiaries of Citigroup Inc. to complete ...
It looks like Citigroup has found a Filipino partner that will take on its consumer banking assets following its exit from the country earlier this year. A Bloomberg report on Wednesday (December 1), cited sources who said Citigroup Inc has chosen Union ...
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has granted Union Bank of the Philippines' application to establish a digital bank in the country. Union Digital Bank or UnionDigital, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of UnionBank, is the fourth digital-only bank to be ...
How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected the ultra-wealthy in the Philippines and across the region?
To be specific, a person who is considered an "ultra-high net worth individual" (UHNWI) needs to have at least $30M of investible assets. At least that's how local bank Unionbank defines the term. It's a segment of the population ...
Digital-first companies UnionBank and Lazada team up to make online shopping worthwhile. Â
The Worst Year Ever has forced people to do things differently. We wear masks. We don't wear shoes. We work via screens. We are more distrustful of strangers who may be potential carriers of a deadly virus. We are also doing ...
No wonder it bills itself as the country’s “best digital bank."
Compared to last year, the Philippines had a slightly more sizable presence at the 2019 Singapore Fintech Festival. For the first time, members of the Fintech Association of the Philippines had a booth showcasing some of the more well-known homegrown financial ...
It also promises to help clients prepare the next generation of the ultra-rich.
A new private banking service by a local bank will cater to ultra-high net worth individuals and their families, people who have a net worth of at least P100 million.UnionBank recently launched its new private banking service, which it will ...
What’s the use of having lots of money if you don’t know how to handle it?
According to the latest Wealth Report from real estate consultancy Knight Frank, there were over 24,100 individuals in the Philippines whose net worth was at least $1 million (P52.7 million) in 2018. That number shrinks to 215 when you only ...
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