Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company (Metrobank) has successfully listed P19.0 billion worth of its Peso-denominated fixed-rate bonds on the Philippine Dealing Exchange (PDEx). In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, the bank said this is the seventh and last issuance out of its P100.0...
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company’s (Metrobank) net income leaped 27.1 percent YoY to P7.8 billion in the first quarter of 2021. The robust net income growth was due to stable asset quality, strong non-interest income performance, and marginal rise in operating expenses. ...
Philippine National Bank, one of the country’s major banks, is ranked as the best company for professionals to growth their careers, according to the Linkedin’s 2021 Philippines Top Companies List. LinkedIn, the online professional network, published its list of the 2021 LinkedIn Top...
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co (Metrobank) disclosed Wednesday, (Feb. 17) that income before provisions increased by 26% to P61.8 billion in 2020. In line with its strategy to better prepare for the risks associated with the pandemic, the bank booked provisions of P40.8 billion, resulting in a...
Calling all Filipino artists! The pandemic may impose numerous restrictions for health and safety concerns, but it is not strong enough to stop Filipinos from being creative. That is what The Metrobank Foundation, Inc. (MBFI) wants to celebrate with the launch of the 2021 edition of Metrobank Art...
The Ty-controlled Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank) is looking at a manageable non-performing loan (NPL) ratio of three percent by end-2020 from 2.25 percent in end-September. Metrobank senior vice president Jette Gamboa said the bank’s NPL ratio is within the industry’s outlook of a...
As a traveler, you want to make sure you’re doing your part in curbing the spread of the virus. Going out of your home is already a big deal, the last thing the world needs is your irresponsibility. If you must, go cashless. This kind of transaction goes way back, and it has proven to be a...
