MAKATI CITY, Philippines – Security Bank Corporation (PSE:SECB) has been ranked #1 Overall in the Philippines among Domestic Banks and #1 for Trade Finance Products in the Philippines in the client-led Euromoney Trade Finance Survey 2026
The Euromoney Trade Finance Survey is one of the industry’s most widely recognized benchmarks, based on direct feedback from trade finance users evaluating banks on product capability, service quality, and relationship strength.
In the 2026 survey, Security Bank achieved top rankings across several core trade finance solutions, including letters of credit, trade loans and structured trade financing, guarantees, foreign exchange services, and documentary collections, reflecting the Bank’s ability to support clients across the full lifecycle of trade transactions.
Respondents most frequently cited competitive pricing and strong customer service as key strengths, alongside high ratings for product capability, relationship management, and service delivery.
“This recognition reflects the trust our clients place in us to support their trade flows and working capital needs,” said John Cary Ong, EVP and wholesale banking segment head at Security Bank. “As global trade becomes more complex and supply chains evolve, we remain focused on delivering solutions that help clients manage risk, optimize working capital, and keep goods and capital moving across markets with confidence.”
Security Bank continues to expand its transaction banking and trade finance capabilities to support corporates, importers, exporters, and financial institutions participating in regional and global trade.
The recognition reflects Security Bank’s growing momentum in trade and supply chain finance as more Philippine corporates look for reliable banking partners to support cross-border trade and working capital needs.
