MANILA, Philippines — BDO Unibank Inc., the country’s largest lender, has raised $500 million from the sale of five-year fixed-rate senior notes to global investors. The program, under its medium term ...
AS we end the year, I want to count our blessings and highlight the good things that happened, for which we should be grateful despite our troubles. I would also like to share the evolving risks that ...
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Banks navigate volatility with cautious optimism
The country’s banking sector closes 2025 marked by uncertainty, uneven growth and evolving customer behavior, as lenders ...
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Aboitiz-led group musters P70 billion loan for CBK buyout
The Aboitiz-led consortium has secured up to P70 billion in financing from BDO Unibank Inc. and Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co.
Sining Filipina, the country’s pioneering nationwide all-women art competition, has officially opened submissions for its ...
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Growth in big banks’ assets, loans slowed sharply in Q3
THE PHILIPPINES’ largest banks saw the weakest asset growth in over three years in the third quarter as the flood control mess weighed on economic activity.
A trio of BDO Capital executives sheds light on why BDO Capital bets on big infrastructure to build the future.
PASAY CITY, Philippines, Dec. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SM Investments Corporation (SM Investments), in partnership with the ...
SM Investments Corporation (SM Investments), the parent company of the SM Group, has been awarded the Silver Rank by the Asia Sustainability Reporting Rating (ASRRAT) for its 2024 Sustainability ...
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Aboitiz-led consortium gets P70-B loan for CBK hydroelectric power plant
An Aboitiz-led consortium has obtained up to P70 billion in bridge loan facilities to partially finance its acquisition of ...
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Here is the 2025 holiday schedule for major banks in the Philippines
With just days to go before Christmas, the rush is officially on! If you’re worried about fitting in a bank visit or managing ...
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Structural weaknesses weigh on Manila’s green finance standing
MANILA’S performance in green finance is constrained by deep structural weaknesses and a limited pipeline of bankable projects, analysts said.
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