Asia United Bank
A joint venture between the highly reputable Jacinto Ng, Sr. Group of Companies and two of the biggest financial conglomerates in Taiwan; namely, China Development Industrial Bank, formerly China Development Corporation and China United Trust and Investment Corporation.
Asian Development Bank
A multilateral finance institution based in the Philippines that promotes economic and social progress in Asia and the Pacific.
Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific
Based in the Philippines, ADFIAP is now the largest and most prestigious aggrupation of development financing institutions in Asia and the Pacific. It counts among its 78 members, the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank.
BancNet, Inc.
The country's largest ATM network with more ATMs in more locations nationwide. In addition to the ten member banks in year-end 1991, twentysix more banks joined the consortium from 1992-June 1999 increasing the membership to 36 member banks.
Bankard Webzine
Bankard, Inc. carries the widest range of card products in the Philippines today.
BPI, Bank of the Philippine Islands
The first private commercial bank in the Philippines and in Southeast Asia. It once more bags the highest honors in Euromoney's 1999 Awards for Excellence.
Central Bank of the Philippines
Objectives, functions, calendar of economic releases, and an list of answers to FAQ about the peso's depreciation.
China Banking Corporation
The first bank in Southeast Asia to process deposit accounts on-line in 1969, and the first Philippine bank to offer phone banking in 1988. It acquired its universal banking license in 1991.
Chinatrust Commercial Bank Corporation
Commenced operation on September 5, 1995 initially as Access Banking Corporation until the Taiwan-based Chinatrust Commercial Bank purchased 60% of the bank in January 1996. The balance 40% of the bank's equity is owned by a group of Filipino-Chinese entrepreneurs led by Larry T. Villareal and William B. Go.
Citibank, N.A.
The largest foreign bank in the Philippines in terms of customer, assets, revenues, employees, and number of domestic branches. With a staff of over 1,400 employees, 98% of which are local staff, it is the only foreign bank ranked among the top ten commercial banks in the country. It is also the largest issuer of credit cards (Mastercard and Visa).
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