BDO Unibank is deepening its engagement with overseas Filipinos by leaning into more human, trust-led storytelling—underscoring how financial institutions are evolving their outreach to connect more meaningfully with customers living and working abroad.
The Sy family-led BDO Unibank opened 2026 with the year’s largest corporate bond sale to date, raising P100 billion from its fifth peso-denominated ASEAN Sustainability Bonds issue.
The billionaire Sy family is repurposing Dominion Holdings Inc. (DHI) and shifting it into mining. And if market speculation is correct, this could give the low-key holding firm exposure to one of the region’s largest untapped gold and copper resources.
The Sy family-led BDO Unibank Inc. closed early the offer period for its fifth peso-denominated ASEAN Sustainability Bonds issue, signaling strong demand for the deal.
BDO Unibank is sharpening its focus on financing green mobility as part of its broader push toward a low carbon economy, using its Asean Sustainability Bond to support transport-linked livelihoods while laying the groundwork for cleaner infrastructure.
BDO Unibank Inc. reinforced its role as a key infrastructure financier by anchoring a P50-billion transaction tied to Prime Infra’s acquisition of a controlling stake in First Gen Corp.’s gas assets, supporting the Philippines’ energy security and sustainability goals.
BDO Unibank is parlaying sustained investments in customer experience, financial inclusion, and operational discipline into rising brand equity—an intangible that increasingly shapes regional relevance and long-term growth.
The Sy family-backed BDO Unibank, the country’s biggest lender by assets, saw investors rush into its new bond sale, with demand hitting more than three times what was offered.
The Sy family’s BDO Unibank Inc. sustained its earnings momentum in the first nine months of 2025, posting a 4 percent increase in net income to P63.1 billion, backed by double-digit loan growth and steady expansion of its core businesses.