Philippine Bank of Communications, Inc.

Philippine Bank of Communications, Inc.

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Company Description

CEO
John Cary Lee Ong
Full Time Employees
1,177
Sector
Finance
Industry
Regional banks
Address
Makati City Philippines
IPO Date
May 12, 1988
Business
Philippine Bank of Communications, Inc. is a universal banking institution based in the Philippines that provides a comprehensive suite of commercial, corporate, retail, treasury, and trust banking products and services to individual, small and medium enterprise, and corporate clientele. Founded in 1939 and headquartered at the PBCOM Tower in Makati City, Metro Manila, the bank operates nationwide across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao through a network of commercial branches, branch-lite units, automated teller machines, and digital banking platforms. The institution functions as the banking arm of the Lucio Co-led business conglomerate. The bank organizes its operations into core business segments comprising Branch Banking, Corporate and Commercial Banking, Consumer Finance, Treasury and Financial Markets, and Trust and Wealth Management. Its systematic offerings include: deposit and liquidity solutions, such as regular and high-yield savings accounts, interest-bearing checking accounts, time deposits, foreign currency deposit units in major international currencies, automated payroll processing, cash management, check disbursement, and merchant collection services; lending and financing facilities, such as corporate working capital credit lines, syndicated corporate loans, term loans, commercial real estate loans, trade financing including letters of credit and trust receipts, small and medium enterprise business loans, residential home mortgages, auto loans, and personal financing; treasury and capital market instruments, such as foreign exchange spot and forward contracts, sovereign debt securities trading, corporate bonds, money market placements, and interest rate hedging solutions; trust and fiduciary services, such as unit investment trust funds, personalized investment management accounts, corporate retirement fund management, escrow agency services, custody, and safekeeping; and digital banking channels, such as the PBCOM Mobile application, PBCOM Online banking portals for retail and institutional customers, EMV-enabled debit cards, and electronic fund transfers through InstaPay, PESONet, and SWIFT networks. In recent developments, Philippine Bank of Communications, Inc. upgraded its regulatory charter to a full universal bank following approval from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, enabling the bank to expand into securities underwriting, syndicated debt structuring, and equity investments in allied and non-allied enterprises. The institution established a multi-billion-peso Bond and Commercial Paper Program and executed inaugural bond issuances to diversify funding liabilities and support asset expansion. The bank has also accelerated its digital transformation through the introduction of digital customer onboarding, enhanced biometric security protocols, and upgraded cloud-ready core banking integrations. Furthermore, the bank has strengthened commercial and payment synergies across affiliate retail ecosystems, including Puregold Price Club and Cosco Capital networks, to expand merchant cash management, supply chain financing, and financial access points across the Philippines.