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READ MOREState-run Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) recorded a net income of P21.75 billion in 2021—a 27% expansion from P17.14 billion in 2020—on the back of lower cost of funds and provision for losses. LANDBANK’s total assets likewise grew 9.5% year-on-year to P2.586 trillion from P2.362 trillion. This was propelled by deposits expanding by 8.39% to P2.269 trillion, mainly from the rise in deposits of government and private accounts. Year-end capital significantly increased to P207.68 billion, 23.39% higher from P168.31 billion in 2020, attributed to the P27.5 billion equity infusion from the National Government in February 2021 and increase in retained earnings from annual net income. “LANDBANK’s robust financial performance to close 2021 is a testament to resiliency and the capacity to thrive amid another challenging year. We will build on this momentum as we continue to take on an expanded role and a more holistic approach in supporting key development sectors and the nation at large,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. In terms of financial ratios, LANDBANK posted an above industry-average return on equity of 11.57%. Return on assets improved to 0.88% from 0.78% in 2020, while net interest margin is 2.86%. LANDBANK’s strong financial base places the Bank in prime position to support the whole agriculture sector and other development industries. From January to December 2021, total LANDBANK loans translated to the delivery of various basic services and infrastructure facilities. These include the construction and improvement of 303 kilometers of farm-to-market roads, 33 hospital buildings, 1,954 hospital beds, 9 school buildings, 96 classrooms, and 18,303 households connected with potable water. LANDBANK strives to strike a successful balance in fulfilling its social mandate of promoting national development while remaining financially viable, making it unique among universal banks in the country.
READ MOREState-owned Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) wrapped up 2021 by further expanding touchpoints in key strategic areas nationwide, as part of its thrust of promoting greater financial inclusion and providing a more delightful banking experience to customers. LANDBANK’s total branch network reached 489 branches and branch-lite units across all 81 provinces nationwide as of 31 December 2021. The Bank also has the second largest automated teller machine (ATM) network in the country with 2,513 ATMs, complemented by 222 cash deposit machines (CDMs) for safe and convenient cash withdrawals and deposits. “Amid the increasing usage of online banking under the new normal, LANDBANK branches and other physical touchpoints remain equally important in servicing our customers. With our aggressive network expansion, we also ensure that health protocols are strictly followed in all our facilities for the safety of our clients and employees,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. Last year, LANDBANK, the only Bank present in all provinces in the country, opened a total of 15 branches and branch-lite units, composed of seven branches, one branch-lite, five agri-hubs and two mobile branches. A total of seven new LANDBANK branches were inaugurated in Bunawan, Agusan del Sur; Paranas, Samar; Real, Quezon; La Carlota City, Negros Occidental; Poro, Cebu; and M’lang and Libungan in Cotabato, as well as a LANDBANK branch-lite unit in Sta. Ana, Cagayan. Five LANDBANK Agri-Hubs were opened in Sta. Maria, Ilocos Sur; Rizal, Nueva Ecija; Bago City, Negros Occidental; Baggao, Cagayan; and Candaba, Pampanga, to bring financial and technical services closer to farmers and other agriculture stakeholders. Located strategically in the top rice-producing provinces in the country, the LANDBANK Agri-Hubs provide banking services such as account opening, withdrawals, and check encashments; lending services such as the processing of loan applications; and agrarian services such as processing of Agrarian Reform (AR) bonds and handling of agrarian-related concerns from landowners, bondholders, and agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs). The Bank also added three Lending Centers in Tandag, Surigao del Sur; Kalibo, Aklan; and La Trinidad, Benguet, for a total of 58 Lending Centers nationwide. LANDBANK Lending Centers provide accessible financial services and affordable credit assistance to various sectors, notably local government units (LGUs), small and medium enterprises (SMEs), ARBs, and small farmers and fishers for agriculture production, equipment acquisition, and working capital. To reach more unbanked and underserved communities, LANDBANK also rolled out two units of mobile branches housed in six-wheeler trucks. These units are to be deployed in areas with disrupted banking services and for emergency disbursements or cash subsidy payouts under the social amelioration programs of government agency partners.
READ MOREThis February, let’s share the love by investing in the latest Retail Treasury Bonds tranche 27 (RTB-27) offered by the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr)! Sa panimulang halaga na Php5,000.00, for sure secured ka at siguradong mapapasaya ka dahil mapupunta ang iyong mga funds sa paghilom ng ating bansa mula sa pandemya! Invest from February 15 to 28, 2022 thru LANDBANK Branches, OFBank Mobile Banking App (MBA), LANDBANK MBA or thru the BTr Online Ordering Facility at www.treasury.gov.ph. Issue date is on March 4, 2022.
READ MORE(Seated) MEDICUM The Medical Center, Inc. (MTMCI) Chairman Dr. Danilo A. Domingo (center), President and CEO Dr. Rita M. Dong-as (right), and LANDBANK CAR Lending Center Head Ramon Francisco P. Badiola (left) lead the signing of a P300-million loan agreement to finance the construction of a hospital building with modern medical facilities in Tabuk City on December 15, 2021. They are joined by members of the MTMCI Board of Directors and LANDBANK Account Officer Francis T. Buen (standing, leftmost; proper health protocols were observed). TABUK CITY, Kalinga – To provide reliable and quality healthcare services amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) and MEDICUM The Medical Center, Inc. (MTMCI) have signed a P300-million loan agreement for the construction of a hospital building and support facilities with modern medical equipment in Tabuk City. The new hospital will be completed next year and will be located strategically along the provincial road within the city’s commercial hub. It will start operations by early 2024 and will cater to the healthcare needs of Tabuk City residents, as well as the 16 municipalities and neighboring provinces of Kalinga, with a combined population of nearly 490,000. “In line with LANDBANK’s thrust of extending essential services is the delivery of critical financial support to private healthcare providers. We remain committed to working with various partners to boost the local healthcare industry and provide accessible, quality healthcare services to Filipinos,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. The four-story MTMCI hospital building will feature a capacity of 100 beds, complemented by separate cadaver and waste holding buildings. As a Level II hospital, it will be equipped with modern medical equipment, such as a CT-scan machine, laparoscopy set, radiographic and fluoroscopic X-ray TV system, 2D echo system, and color ultrasound system, among others. The MTMCI hospital will also increase the number of available beds in the target service area by 100 and help improve the projected bed to population ratio from 0.61:1000 to 0.78:1000—closer to the World Health Organization’s prescribed 1:1000 hospital bed availability. “Aside from catering to the health needs of our people, this project will also help in the economic development of the city and province by providing added employment opportunities to our people, more taxes paid, and other benefits. We are so grateful to LANDBANK for granting us the much-needed loan to help bring about the success of our dream health facility,” said MTMCI President and CEO Dr. Rita M. Dong-as. LANDBANK continues to support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across the country to spur recovery and inclusive economic development. As of end-December 2021, the Bank’s outstanding loans to MSMEs have reached P40.04 billion.
READ MORE(Left) Farmers receive free farm inputs through the assistance of the Progressive Women Agrarian Reform Cooperative (PWARC) and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). (Right) PWARC was officially established in 1999, with the co-op’s headquarters located in the Municipality of Dumarao, Capiz. DUMARAO, Capiz – The Progressive Women Agrarian Reform Cooperative (PWARC) has grown from a small organization in this remote Capiz town, into a successful and thriving cooperative that provides financial access to support its farmer-members. In 1998, PWARC was initially formed by 20 female founding-members from Barangay Gibato in this 2nd class municipality. It began as a modest savings group, offering financial services to the town’s residents with only P3,200.00 as starting capital. Soon after, the cooperative started to accept Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (ARBs) and male farmers as members and was officially registered as a cooperative in 1999. With PWARC’s membership steadily growing over the years, the co-op turned to the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) in 2015 and applied for a total P20-million loan line to finance the launch of their relending services to farmer-members in need of additional cash for agricultural production. Of this amount, the co-op utilized P16.65 million as a rediscounting line to finance salary, emergency, and negosyo loans for members, which now include small and medium enterprises (SMEs). “Through LANDBANK, we are able to extend financial assistance to our members at affordable interest rates. This helps our members earn more since they don’t have to turn to private lenders who can charge an interest rate of up to 20%,” said PWARC Chairwoman Cecilia G. Ibabao. In addition to financing, PWARC also serves as a guaranteed market for some of its members’ produce. The harvest of calamansi farmer-members are purchased by the co-op for its calamansi juice product line, under the brand name “Golden”. The co-op credits LANDBANK’s assistance to be instrumental in helping it grow to more than 3,500 members today—of whom around 80% are farmers. “LANDBANK continues to finance the requirements of agricultural cooperatives to help increase the production and income of their members. Amid the prevailing challenges of the pandemic, access to agri credit is key to sustain the operations of our partner-cooperatives and ensure food security in the country,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. Of the P20 million LANDBANK loan, PWARC allotted P3.35 million to offer relending services for their ARB-members’ palay and corn production under the Agrarian Production Credit Program (APCP), a joint program implemented by LANDBANK, the Department of Agriculture (DA), and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). Through the APCP, PWARC ARB-members can avail of production loans with an interest rate of as low as 2% per annum. "Malaki ang naitulong sa akin at sa aking pamilya ng loan ko mula sa PWARC. Nagamit ko ito para sa aking pag-aalaga ng baboy, pambili ng seeds at pataba para sa aking mga pananim na gulay, at pati na rin sa pag-aaral ng aking mga anak,” said Norberto Pindo, a farmer-member of PWARC. LANDBANK remains steadfast in fulfilling its commitment of delivering intensified support to the agriculture sector. As of December 31, 2021, LANDBANK loans to the agri sector has reached P247.85 billion, recording a monthly increase of P12.78 billion from the P235.07 billion level last November 2021.
READ MOREMore than 3.2 million farmers and fishers nationwide have received assistance from the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) through loans, subsidies, and training programs—7% more than the state Bank’s three-year commitment to assist three million by end-December 2021. “Assisting over 3.2 million farmers and fishers underscores LANDBANK’s intensified support to the agriculture sector. We will continue to promote recovery and renewed growth for agri players and other development industries, as part of our expanded and holistic approach in serving the nation,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. Of the total farmers and fishers assisted, 2.32 million or 72% were supported through LANDBANK’s regular loan programs, including lending programs administered for the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). As of 31 December 2021, LANDBANK has released a total of P11.95 billion for the benefit of 296,636 farmers and fishers under the programs administered for the DA. These include the Agricultural Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF), Socialized Credit Program under the Sugarcane Industry Development Act (SCP-SIDA), Expanded Rice Credit Assistance under the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ERCA-RCEF), Survival and Recovery Assistance (SURE Aid) Lending Program, and Expanded SURE Aid and Recovery Project (SURE Aid COVID-19). In partnership with the DAR, LANDBANK has released P679.92 million to support 10,170 small farmers, particularly agrarian reform beneficiaries and small farm holders, under the Credit Assistance Program for Program Beneficiaries Development (CAP-PBD) and Expanded Assistance to Restore and Install Sustainable Enterprises for Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries and Small Farm Holders (E-ARISE-ARBs). The Bank also assisted a combined 796,311 beneficiaries under the DA’s Rice Farmer Financial Assistance (RFFA) and Financial Subsidy to Rice Farmers (FSRF) Programs, of which 62,020 also availed of the SURE Aid Program. The remaining 187,690 farmers and fishers received capacity building trainings through the LANDBANK Countryside Development Foundation, Inc. (LCDFI). Agricultural loans LANDBANK’s outstanding loans to the agriculture sector reached P247.85 billion as of 31 December 2021, or 4.31% higher from the P237.62 billion tally by end-2020. Of this number, P38.83 billion directly benefitted small farmers and fishers, including those which were channeled through cooperatives and farmers’ associations, rural financial institutions and other conduits. A total of P155.66 billion supported small, medium, and large agribusiness enterprises, while the remaining P53.36 billion aided agri-aqua related projects of local government units (LGUs) and government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs). In terms of economic activities, P60.4 billion of LANDBANK’s total agri loans financed crops, livestock, and fisheries, while P88.25 billion was channeled for agri-processing and trading. The remaining P99.19 billion backed the construction and improvement of essential infrastructure such as public markets, farm-to-market roads, warehouses, cold storages, irrigation systems, and slaughterhouses. LANDBANK continues to support the agriculture sector as part of its social mandate of promoting countryside development, alongside servicing the financial needs of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), countryside financial institutions (CFIs), local government units (LGUs), and government institutions.
READ MOREDepartment of Agriculture Secretary William D. Dar (3rd from left), LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo (2nd from left), and CPFP Vice Chairman Sakol Cheewakoset (4th from left) lead the Memorandum of Agreement signing on 18 February 2022 at the CPFP Aqua Feeds Plant in Samal, Bataan to support hog, poultry, and aqua players expand their business, and help ensure food security. State-run Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) has joined hands with agro-industrial company Charoen Pokphand Foods Philippines (CPFP) Corporation to support hog, poultry, and aqua raisers expand their business operations. LANDBANK will provide financing support to CPFP’s clustered farmer-fisher groups; cooperatives; micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs); and other agri-enterprises for the acquisition and construction of bio-secured buildings and other production facilities to boost their production. The partnership was formalized through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signed by LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo and CPFP Vice Chairman Sakol Cheewakoset, and witnessed by Agriculture Secretary William D. Dar, on 18 February 2022 at the CPFP Aqua Feeds Plant in Samal, Bataan. “We welcome this partnership to advance the competitiveness of swine, poultry, and aqua industry players nationwide. LANDBANK will continue to provide appropriate financing support to meet the growing domestic demand of the agriculture sector towards food security and job generation,” said President Borromeo. The Bank will also extend credit assistance for capital expenditures and working capital to CPFP-endorsed borrowers interested to franchise meat shops and roasted and fried chicken stations. The collaboration is also in line with LANDBANK’s continuing contribution to building a stronger and more resilient hog industry, which has been constrained by the African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak. As of 31 December 2021, LANDBANK has approved P2.36 billion in loans for the benefit of 11 MSMEs and eight large corporations under the SWINE (Special Window and Interim Support to Nurture Hog Enterprises) Lending Program. Launched in partnership with the Department of Agriculture, the SWINE Lending Program aims to assist hog raisers in sustaining and increasing their pork production amid threats from ASF outbreak. The program has also been recently expanded to include clustered backyard hog raisers as well as those on semi-commercial operation as eligible borrowers. LANDBANK has also approved a total of P19.5 billion in loans for 296 borrowers engaged in various hog-related projects under the Bank's regular lending window.
READ MOREMore Filipinos can simultaneously grow their money and contribute to various socio-economic development initiatives in the country through the Bureau of the Treasury’s (BTr) Retail Treasury Bonds Tranche 27 due 2027 or RTB-27 issuance, which are available via the online investment channels of the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK). Launched on February 15 with the theme, “Mula sa Puso, Para sa Pinas,” the BTr’s five-year RTB-27 issuance is a low-risk investment instrument with a coupon rate of 4.875% per annum. The offer period is until February 28 with settlement scheduled on March 4. “The RTB-27 offering is a timely opportunity for retail investors to expand their portfolio while directly contributing to the government’s recovery, resiliency and emergency programs. Investing in RTB-27 has been made more accessible and convenient through LANDBANK’s digital platforms for Filipinos worldwide,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. Interested investors can purchase RTB-27 bonds for a minimum investment of P5,000 via the LANDBANK Mobile Banking App in as fast as five minutes or less. This feature is also available in the Mobile Banking App of the Overseas Filipino Bank (OFBank), the official digital bank of the Philippine government and a subsidiary of LANDBANK. Investors of RTB-27 can also make online placements through the BTr Online Ordering Facility and settle the payments via the LANDBANK Link.BizPortal online payment platform. Over-the-counter placements are also accepted in all LANDBANK branches nationwide. In addition to purchasing new bonds, the BTr also allows holders of previously issued bonds, namely FXTN 20-02 and FXTN 03-24, to exchange and reinvest their bond holdings for RTB-27. Last November 2021, LANDBANK generated a total of P48.4 billion in sales for the previous Retail Treasury Bonds Tranche 26 or RTB-26 issuance. LANDBANK serves as the Joint Lead Issue Manager for the RTB-27 issuance, as part of its continued support to advancing greater financial inclusion and boosting public resources to fund various recovery and development programs.
READ MOREThe merger between state-run Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) and United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) takes effect on 01 March 2022, envisioned to provide a more robust support to the country’s agriculture sector for inclusive rural development. Both LANDBANK and UCPB customers will have access to a combined network of 677 branches and branch-lite units, 2,800 automated teller machines (ATMs), and 228 cash deposit machines (CDMs) nationwide as of February 23, as well as benefit from a wider range of innovative products and services. As the surviving entity, LANDBANK’s total assets will increase to P2.9 trillion, further solidifying its ranking as the second-largest bank in the country in terms of assets. More importantly, the increased financial muscle will significantly grow the Bank’s loan portfolio directed at servicing the whole agriculture sector alongside key development industries. “LANDBANK’s union with UCPB advances the government’s development agenda to support the agriculture sector through a stronger, more resilient and unified banking institution. The merger places us in a better position to reach and service more farmers, fishers and other players in the agribusiness value chain nationwide,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. Customers are assured that the services of both LANDBANK and UCPB will continue to be unhampered, with deposits remaining intact and secured in their respective servicing branches. All UCPB branches will continue to operate and serve UCPB customers until the systems integration and accounts migration to LANDBANK are completed. The majority of UCPB branches will be converted as LANDBANK branches and will be announced regularly to the public. Existing service fees will still apply for cash withdrawals of UCPB cardholders at LANDBANK ATMs until all accounts are converted or migrated to LANDBANK that comes with new ATM cards. The merger between LANDBANK and UCPB is pursuant to Executive Order No. 142 signed by President Rodrigo Duterte on 25 June 2021, which approved the merger to form a better capitalized and more resilient institution that will play a principal role in the National Government’s development and financial inclusion agenda.
READ MOREAs of Mon, April 28, 2025
| Buying | Selling | |
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| USD | 56 | 56.5 |
| JPY | 0.384503 | 0.399342 |
| EUR | 62.734299 | 65.163993 |
| GBP | 73.505595 | 76.352462 |
| HKD | 7.193121 | 7.729313 |
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| UITF | NAVPU |
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| Cash Management Fund | 1.557629 |
| Money Market Fund | 1.310792 |
| Money Market Plus Fund | 1.223222 |
| PERA Money Market Fund | 1.023734 |
| Medium-Term Bond Fund | 2.469743 |
| Bond Fund | 2.02113 |
| PERA Bond Fund | 1.197928 |
| Balanced Fund | 2.611204 |
| Growth Fund | 2.585961 |
| Alpha Equity Fund | 3.010427 |
| Blue Chip Equity Fund | 0.962315 |
| Equity Fund | 0.785213 |
| High Dividend Equity Fund | 1.009253 |
| US$ Money Market Fund | 1.431944 |
| Global $ Fund | 1.523469 |
