Govt to merge LandBank, DBP | The Manila Times
THE government is moving to merge state-owned Land Bank of the Philippines (LandBank) and the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) in a bid to strengthen the country's financial system, Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno said on Tuesday. "By merging the two, it will now become the number one bank in the Philippines," Diokno told reporters
DBP: No longer just a development bank - BusinessWorld Online
DBP is the bank of choice for our many development partners. In fact, we can say that DBP stands for Development by Partnership. We are a founding member of the Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific. DBP is a member of the World Federation of Development Financing Institutions.
Q&A DBP: No longer just a development bank - PressReader
Catalog; For You; Business World. Q&A DBP: No longer just a development bank 2017-11-27 - By Jochebed B. Gonzales Senior Researcher . WHILE competition in the banking sector is just starting to heat up, the Development of the Philippines (DBP), may be finding itself in a strategic position at a time the government will need lots of funding for its massive infrastructure program.
DBP - Development Bank of the Philippines
The Contract-to-Sell Financing Facility for Real Estate Developers (CTS Program) is a credit assistance to provide Residential Real Estate Developers means to grow its housing portfolio and assist Key Shelter Agencies (KSAs) in addressing the housing requirements of the country. RESPONSE
House lawmakers struggle to find fault in Lopez loan with DBP
MANILA, Philippines — House lawmakers struggled their way back to finding fault after hitting a stonewall in the second hearing meant to probe loans of the Lopez family sold by state-run...
- Why is DBP seeking regulatory relief again if it has enough capital?
- Why is DBP seeking regulatory relief again if it has enough capital for 2025?
- The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) saw its net income grow in 2024, and is expected to meet its capital requirements for this year.
- Should DBP and Landbank be recapitalized?
- The DBP chief’s remarks come after an International Monetary Fund (IMF) study urged the government to recapitalize DBP and the Land Bank of the Philippines (Landbank) after the two state lenders contributed P25 billion and P50 billion, respectively, to the controversial Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF).
- Will DBP meet capital requirements in 2024?
- The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) saw its net income grow in 2024, and is expected to meet its capital requirements for this year. DBP President and CEO Michael de Jesus said this to reporters during the 2025 annual reception of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) for the banking community on Friday, January 10.
- Is the Development Bank of the Philippines in a strategic position?
- WHILE competition in the banking sector is just starting to heat up, the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), may be finding itself in a strategic position at a time the government will need lots of funding for its massive infrastructure program.
- Will Dominguez review DBP on its own?
- Dominguez also told members of the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (Finex) that the next administration may “really have to review the viability of DBP on its own.”
- What does DBP do?
- DBP provides development banking, financing, management, and remittance services to the agricultural and industrial enterprises in the Philippines.
