BDO Unibank has closed its latest peso-denominated ASEAN sustainability bond offer just two days after launch, signaling strong investor appetite for the bank’s latest fundraising despite the short-term tenor.
The Sy family-controlled Banco de Oro Unibank Inc. (BDO), the country’s largest bank, has waived fees for InstaPay and PESONet transfers made through its BDO Online and BDO Pay platforms, joining a growing number of Philippine banks removing charges for digital fund transfers.
The Palawan Group of Companies has formalized a strategic partnership with BDO Unibank Inc., combining the bank’s cash management capabilities with the pawnshop giant’s extensive nationwide footprint to improve access to financial services, particularly in underserved and cash-based communities.
BDO emphasized that transaction security protocols rely on customer vigilance. “These controls will not work if clients ignore warning signs and messages sent by the bank through official channels,” it said in a statement.
As the nation celebrates Grandparents Day on Sept. 14, families are looking for meaningful ways to honor the pillars of their households. For many, showing appreciation goes beyond a simple greeting—it’s about ensuring grandparents feel comfort and security in their golden years.
The strategic collaboration aligns the strengths of the country’s largest bank and its leading investment promotion agency, combining financial expertise with business facilitation and infrastructure support for international firms seeking to establish or expand operations locally.