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Security Bank Senior Vice President and Business Banking Segment Head John David Yap, and Ninja Van Philippines Chief Commercial Officer Sabina Lopez-Vergara — NINJA VAN PHILIPPINES NINJA VAN ...
Union Bank Of The Philippines Inc (PHS:UBP) sustained growth in its retail and customer base, reaching 17.6 million individuals, an 8.4% increase year on year. The bank's net interest margin ...
CANON Philippines introduces its new PIXMA PRO series professional photo printers, featuring three models designed for photographers and graphic artists. The lineup includes the PIXMA PRO-200S (A3+), ...
Security Bank, the Manila-based lender controlled by tycoon Frederick Dy and his family, will acquire 25% of Home Credit Philippines to build up its consumer lending business. Security Bank will ...
MANILA, Philippines — Security Bank Corp. has entered into an agreement to acquire a 25 percent ownership stake in HC Consumer Finance Philippines Inc., also known as Home Credit Philippines ...
The GoTyme Bank-commissioned study conducted by Forrester using Forrester’s CX Index™ framework surveyed 2,532 consumers of 11 brands, 10 bank brands and 1 e-wallet brand.
and MUFG signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday with Indonesian lender Bank Danamon, Philippines-based Security Bank and Vietnam's VietinBank. MUFG is an investor in all three banks.
MANILA -- Years after the first group of digital banks began operating in the Philippines, the country's central bank has opened the door for others to enter the market. However, with the ...
MANILA : The Philippines' central bank lifted on Thursday a moratorium on establishing digital banks to promote financial inclusion and digital transformation. The Monetary Board has allowed a ...
In 2023, Tonik claims that it “became the first non-captive digital bank in the Philippines to achieve a major milestone of reaching positive lending unit profitability across its three lending ...
MANILA, June 29 (Reuters) - The World Bank said on Saturday its board of executive directors has approved $1.25 billion in loans for the Philippines' education and public infrastructure sectors.