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Billease injects ₱500 million capital into its banking arm, ₱1 Billion committed by year-end

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MANILA, Philippines — Billease, one of the Philippines’ leading consumer finance and buy-now-pay-later platforms, today announced that it has injected ₱500 million in fresh capital into its banking arm, the Rural Bank of Sta. Maria – Ilocos Sur (RBSM), with a further ₱500 million committed by year-end, bringing the total infusion to ₱1 billion and the bank’s total capitalization to more than ₱1 billion.

The investment marks the second phase of Billease’s growth strategy, building regulated banking services on top of its digital lending platform, and supports the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) recent move towards digi-centric rural banks.

The capital injection underscores Billease’s commitment to launching banking services. Since acquiring the bank, management has undertaken a comprehensive transformation: establishing proper governance committees, strengthening risk and compliance processes, and modernizing core systems and platforms, all in preparation for the launch of digi-centric banking products.

The capital will be deployed across three priorities:

  • Core system modernization. End-to-end transformation of the bank’s infrastructure to enable scalable, digital-first banking operations.
  • Capital strengthening and governance. Reinforcing the bank’s capital base and governance framework in line with BSP regulatory standards.
  • Product innovation. Accelerating the launch of next-generation digital banking products, expanding beyond consumer credit into savings, deposits, and a fuller suite of inclusive financial services.

Built on a strong, profitable digital lending business

The investment is funded from a position of strength. On an audited consolidated basis, Billease grew FY2025 revenue by more than 80% to ₱9.3 billion and delivered net profit of ₱840 million, its third consecutive year of profitability, a rare milestone in a global sector where many peers remain unprofitable. The consumer loan portfolio grew by more than 75% year-on-year to approximately ₱11.9 billion, and the platform onboards more than 100,000 new customers every month. To date, Billease has disbursed ₱130 billion in loans.

“We are deeply encouraged by this strong vote of confidence at a pivotal moment in our transformation,” said Dennis Valdes, president and CEO of the bank. “We are in the midst of a comprehensive upgrade of our core systems as we prepare to launch our banking services. This capital provides the foundation to accelerate the rollout of new products that build on the Billease group’s promise of fast, safe and reliable financial access for millions more Filipinos.”

“We have built a strong, profitable digital lending business, but our customers need more than credit,” said Georg Steiger, co-founder and CEO of Billease. “The bank gives us the foundation to serve them better, with savings, deposits and a fuller set of everyday financial services. We are investing deliberately in governance, systems, and processes because a strong foundation is what allows us to scale responsibly. With the initial ₱500 million complete and the balance committed by year-end, we are fully on track with our roadmap.”

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BSP, Parañaque LGU, and BDO Foundation forge partnership for fin ed program

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Before the break of dawn, Jose Cabanza Jr. of Barangay La Huerta in Parañaque wakes up to prepare his fishing equipment before heading to Manila Bay by sunrise to haul in his catch for the day. But for fishers like Jose, not every day is a good day. “Pabago-bago po [ang kita] katulad ngayon, medyo may sama ng tubig, namamatay ang ibang tahong (My earnings fluctuate. Recently, some mussels are dying due to poor water conditions),” he said.

Jose is just one of the target beneficiaries of a financial education program of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the City Government of Parañaque, and BDO Foundation. Advocated by the City Agricultural, Fisheries, and Aquatic Services Office of Parañaque, the initiative aims to equip fisherfolk with the knowledge and tools to better manage their finances amid the challenges faced by the sector.

“They need technical knowledge to improve their lives,” said Amie Hernandez, OIC of the Parañaque City Agri Office. “This partnership actually seals that intention. And someday, our people will be more than capable of managing their financial capacity or their resources.”

Representatives from Parañaque’s fisheries sector, BSP, BDO Foundation, and other stakeholders gather at the Parañaque city hall to witness the launch of the partners’ financial education program.

The financial education program was launched recently in a ceremonial event held at the Parañaque city hall. Present were leaders of fishing cooperatives in the city, key stakeholders from other sectors, and representatives from the BSP and BDO Foundation. Also in attendance were Parañaque City mayor Edwin Olivarez and District 1 representative Eric Olivarez.

In his message of support, BDO Foundation president Mario Deriquito shared “3 Ps” that illustrate what the financial education program is all about—partnership, practical knowledge, and preparedness. “Kung marunong po ang mga tao na mamahala sa kanilang kinikita, nagiging matatag po sila (If people know how to manage their finances, they become resilient),” Deriquito said.

The BSP also lauded the partnership as it supports its whole-of-society approach to financial education. “This collaboration shows what is possible when the public and private sectors, such as BDO Foundation, work hand-in-hand for the good of our communities,” said BSP Economic and Financial Learning Office director Marianne Santos. Other beneficiaries are also looking forward to the financial education program. “Nag-iipon po kasi talaga kami mag-asawa pero sabi ko parang mas maganda may matututunan pa. Gusto ko po matutunan yung proper na pag-iipon sa bangko (My husband and I are already saving, but we want to learn more. I want to understand the proper way of saving in a bank),” said Mary Jane Gutierrez, a vendor at Parañaque’s Bulungan Seafood Market.

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Mans Carpio files raps vs. BSP, AMLC over bank data leak

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A DAVAO-based lawyer filed criminal complaints over the alleged unauthorized release of his financial records in the House committee on justice as part of the impeachment proceedings against his wife, Vice President Sara Duterte. 

Atty. Manases Carpio arrived at the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office on Monday to lodge the complaint against Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr., Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) executive director Ronel Buenaventura, and several members of the House of Representatives.

The complaint alleges violations of the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA), Bank Secrecy laws, and the Data Privacy Act. 

The legal move stems from recent House Committee proceedings where lawmakers scrutinized an alleged ₱6.77 billion in transactions that reportedly passed through the bank accounts of Carpio and the vice president.

‘A distraction from the issue’ 

In response, House committee on public accounts chair Terry Ridon dismissed the lawsuit as a move to shift public attention.

“The complaint is a distraction from the main issue in the impeachment proceedings,” Ridon said in a national media interview. “The central concern is the alleged unexplained wealth, not the process of how the financial data was obtained.”

Ridon pointed out that the figures cited—which include ₱4.43 billion in incoming funds, ₱1.55 billion in outgoing funds, and ₱791.1 million in undetermined transactions—are based on official AMLC records. 

He noted that the complaint focuses on the source of the information rather than denying the existence of the transactions themselves.

BSP stands firm 

Meanwhile, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) defended its actions and those of the AMLC, maintaining that both agencies operated within their legal mandates.

In a statement, the BSP clarified that Governor Remolona has yet to receive a formal copy of the complaint. However, the central bank assured the public that it followed proper procedures during the congressional inquiry and will issue a formal response once the documents are reviewed in the proper forum.

The controversy continues to intensify as the House Committee on Justice moves forward with its investigation, while the Carpio camp maintains that the “weaponization” of private financial data is a gross violation of the law.

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As loan growth accelerates, data becomes critical to sustainable lending

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LOAN growth in the Philippines is accelerating—making it critical to ensure that expansion is supported by strong financial safeguards.

More Filipinos and businesses are turning to formal credit, deepening financial participation. Data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas shows banking lending grew by 9.5% in February 2026, driven by both business and consumer demand. While this reflects economic momentum, it also increases the need for stronger financial safeguards, especially amid global uncertainty.

In volatile conditions, borrowing often rises. Businesses seek capital to manage operations or fund unexpected expenses, while households rely on credit to cope with higher costs. In these moments, speed often becomes a priority. However, when lending accelerates without sufficient safeguards, the risks compound: mispriced loans, overextended borrowers, and erosion of trust in the system.

“Strong loan growth is encouraging, but it must go hand in hand with responsible lending,” said Pia Arellano, president and CEO of CIBI Information Inc. “In uncertain environments, decisions are made faster, often with less room for error. Reliable data becomes critical to ensure that lending remains sound and borrowers are not taking on unsustainable debt.”

As credit activity expands, the ability to access accurate, decision-grade data becomes a key differentiator for businesses. Credit bureaus play a central role by providing verified and consolidated information, giving lenders a clearer view of a borrower’s capacity and financial behavior. This reduces reliance on fragmented data and enables faster, more confident credit decisions without compromising quality.

For businesses, this translates into stronger credit evaluation, more disciplined lending, and better alignment between growth targets and lending quality. Rather than slowing expansion, better data infrastructure enables organizations to scale responsibly while protecting margins and customer relationships.

A growing credit market without strong information systems can quickly become fragile. With the right data in place, lending becomes more targeted and sustainable, supporting financial stability and continued economic activity.

“Access to credit should create opportunities, not risks,” Arellano added. “Credit bureaus help make that possible by giving both lenders and borrowers the information they need to make better financial decisions. That’s what ultimately keeps the system working for everyone.”

Beyond individual institutions, the impact is broader. Stronger data ecosystems enable fairer access to credit, support more resilient business growth, and reinforce trust across the financial system. Over time, this helps ensure that expanding credit translates not just into higher activity, but into a more stable, transparent, and inclusive financial landscape in the Philippines.

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RCBC brings ATM Go to GIDA communities with Starlink-enabled connectivity

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TAGUIG CITY, Philippines — In support of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) initiative to harness satellite internet connectivity to improve financial inclusion in underserved and geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas (GIDAs), Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation has been scaling up its RCBC ATM Go network powered by Starlink.

RCBC ATM Go, the bank’s community-centric, “kapitbahay ATM” solution, brings essential banking services closer to Filipinos who lack convenient access to traditional banking infrastructure. Now available in thousands of partner merchant locations nationwide, ATM Go terminals enable cash withdrawals, deposits, fund transfers, bill payments, mobile load purchases, and remittance collection at trusted local hubs such as sari-sari stores, cooperatives, and rural shops.

“Sustainable financial inclusion demands more than products; it requires connectivity,” said Lito Villanueva, RCBC executive vice president and chief innovation and inclusion officer. “By adopting satellite internet as a backbone for service delivery in remote and GIDA communities, RCBC is delivering on the promise of inclusive digital banking for all Filipinos.”

According to RCBC, approximately a quarter of the bank’s nationwide network of ATM Go merchant partners rely on Starlink satellite connectivity to operate in areas where traditional telecommunications infrastructure is absent or unreliable. This strategic adoption supports the BSP’s broader objective of closing the digital divide and catalyzing digital payment adoption outside major urban centers.

With Starlink’s low-latency, high-availability coverage, RCBC’s ATM Go terminals extend financial services to communities across all 82 Philippine provinces, including southern Mindanao regions historically challenged by network connectivity gaps. RCBC’s ecosystem approach empowers trusted community merchants to become local financial touchpoints, fostering convenience and economic activity at the grassroots.

This satellite-enabled deployment aligns with the BSP’s recent move to coordinate with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) on leveraging satellite infrastructure to boost digital banking and payment adoption where traditional infrastructure is lacking.

RCBC ATM Go has earned multiple industry recognitions for its impact and innovation, including ‘Outstanding Digital Innovation in SME Banking – Highly Acclaimed’ at the Global SME Banking Innovation Awards, ‘Agent Banking Initiative of the Year’ at the Asian Banking & Finance Retail Banking Awards, and ‘Best Customer-Centric Product’ at the Bank Marketing Association of the Philippines Awards. The Philippines’ first “kapitbahay ATM” also recently bagged two Anvil Awards for excellence in Sustainability and Financial Communications.

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Metrobank expects February rate cut to support local economic growth

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SLOWING economic momentum is likely to take center stage in the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) upcoming monetary policy meeting on February 19, with Metrobank expecting a 25-basis-point rate cut to help support domestic growth.

Metrobank forecasts that the Monetary Board will reduce its key policy rate by 25 basis points to 4.25% at its next policy meeting, as softer economic conditions outweigh near-term inflation concerns.

Latest data show that economic expansion moderated sharply in the fourth quarter of 2025, with gross domestic product (GDP) growing by just 3%. This brought full-year growth to 4.4%.

The slowdown was largely driven by weaker household spending and subdued private investment, both of which remain critical engines of the Philippine economy.

“Household expenditure continues to face headwinds, and this softness in domestic demand strengthens the case for monetary easing. A timely rate cut could provide the necessary support to reinvigorate growth momentum,” Metrobank said in its latest market outlook published on Wealth Insights.

While economic activity is expected to gain traction in the second half of 2026, Metrobank noted that near-term vulnerabilities warrant a proactive response from the central bank.

Inflation within target, room to ease

Inflation, meanwhile, remains manageable despite a slight uptick at the start of the year. Consumer prices rose to 2% in January from 1.8% in December, driven largely by higher utility costs, even as food inflation continued to ease.

Metrobank expects inflation to trend higher toward the lower end of the BSP’s 3±1% target range this year, partly due to base effects from last year’s low readings. However, the resumption of rice imports is expected to temper price pressures.

“With inflation firmly within the target range, the BSP retains room to recalibrate policy in favor of growth,” the bank said.

Balancing rates and currency stability

A 25-basis-point reduction would narrow the policy rate gap between the Philippines and the United States to 50 basis points. While a tighter interest rate differential could influence capital flows, Metrobank believes currency movements may hinge more on business and consumer confidence than on rate spreads alone.

Looking ahead, the bank noted that further easing in April remains possible if inflation stays subdued. However, sustained increases in rental and utility prices could limit additional cuts.

“Monetary policy remains data-dependent,” Metrobank said. “While supporting growth is the immediate priority, the BSP will continue to balance price stability and financial market considerations in the months ahead.”

As the central bank prepares to meet, market participants will closely watch whether policymakers choose to provide relief to a cooling economy while inflation remains contained—an opportunity that may be narrow but timely.

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Metrobank: Inflation within target keeps door open for further rate cuts

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With inflation starting the year firmly within the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) target range, Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank) expects monetary easing to continue this year, supporting economic activity despite emerging price pressures.

Philippine headline inflation accelerated to 2% year-on-year in January, up from 1.8% in December, but still comfortably within the BSP’s 3±1% target band. Core inflation, which strips out volatile food and energy items also picked up to 2.8%, signaling early signs of demand normalization as the economy recovers.

Metrobank noted that the main upward pressure came from housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels, driven by annual rental adjustments outside the National Capital Region and higher electricity rates. Meanwhile, food inflation eased to 1.1%, helped by lower prices across most major food items and continued rice deflation, which helped temper overall price growth.

“While inflation is moving higher from recent lows, it remains well-anchored within the central bank’s target,” Metrobank said. “This gives policymakers room to continue supporting growth, even as demand-side pressures gradually build.”

For the full year, Metrobank maintains its 2026 inflation forecast of 3.3%, citing low base effects and recovering demand that may push prices higher in the second half of the year. However, these are expected to be partially offset by softer consumer spending and supply-side factors such as the lifting of the rice import ban.

Given the inflation backdrop, Metrobank expects the BSP to proceed with further monetary easing. The bank forecasts a cumulative 50 basis points of policy rate cuts in 2026, bringing the reverse repurchase (RRP) rate to 4% by year-end, as authorities balance growth support with price stability.

Metrobank added that barring major supply-side shocks, the current inflation environment supports a measured and data-driven policy path, one that allows the economy to gain momentum without reigniting excessive price pressures.

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Batangas emerges as key growth area for horizontal residential developments

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BATANGAS continues to emerge as one of the country’s most promising growth areas for horizontal residential developments, as property developers respond to sustained end-user demand, improving infrastructure, and the growing appeal of suburban living outside Metro Manila.

Industry observations reported by BusinessWorld note that homebuyers remain drawn to horizontal housing in regional markets that offer accessibility, economic opportunities, and long-term value. Batangas consistently figures among these preferred locations in Southern Luzon.

Batangas at the center of regional growth

The province’s strategic location, strong industrial and manufacturing base, and expanding transport networks have positioned Batangas as a key driver of regional development. These factors align with priorities identified by the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), which has recognized Batangas as a vital growth corridor in Southern Luzon.

At the same time, stable overseas Filipino worker (OFW) remittances and manageable inflation levels—highlighted in data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)—continue to support housing demand in the province.

“Homebuyers today are more deliberate in their decisions—they want space, security, and communities that support long-term living,” said Atty. Marianne Reyna Lina-Cruz, president of P.A. Properties. “Batangas offers a compelling balance of accessibility, economic opportunity, and quality of life, making it highly suited for horizontal residential developments.”

Strengthening presence in Lipa and Tanauan

Reflecting confidence in Batangas’ growth potential, P.A. Properties continues to expand its residential footprint in the province through established and upcoming developments in Lipa and Tanauan.

The company’s Idesia project in Lipa, Batangas, developed in partnership with Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp. of Japan, introduces master-planned communities that emphasize efficient design, sustainability, and a strong sense of neighborhood—qualities increasingly valued by today’s homeowners.

“Our partnership with Hankyu Hanshin allows us to apply global best practices in community planning to high-growth locations like Lipa,” said Lina-Cruz. “Idesia reflects our long-term commitment to building well-designed, livable communities in Batangas.”

In addition, P.A. Properties has expanded its Nuvista developments in both Tanauan and Lipa, further strengthening its presence in key Batangas cities. These projects cater to families and first-time buyers seeking accessible, well-planned communities near employment centers and essential services.

Outlook for horizontal housing in Batangas

Despite ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties, developers remain cautiously optimistic about the outlook for horizontal residential developments in Batangas. The province continues to attract genuine end-users, supported by strong demand fundamentals and sustained regional growth.

“We remain focused on locations where real housing needs anchor demand,” the CEO added. “Batangas consistently demonstrates these fundamentals, which is why it remains a priority area for our residential developments.”

Building where growth is taking shape

With Idesia in Lipa, Batangas, Nuvista projects in Tanauan and Lipa, and an expanding portfolio across the province, P.A. Properties reinforces its role in contributing to Batangas’ emergence as a key growth area for horizontal residential developments.

As infrastructure, economic activity, and population growth continue to converge in Batangas, the province is expected to play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of suburban and community-centered living in Southern Luzon.

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SEC brings BSP, Fuse Financing Inc., and PNP-ACG together to combat unsafe lending and strengthen public protection for Investor Protection Week 2025

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The growing wave of fraudulent investment schemes and unregulated borrowing products continues to harm Filipino consumers, especially students, employees, and daily earners who lack the financial skills to evaluate promises of fast profit. These schemes thrive because many Filipinos do not have the critical literacy needed to protect themselves.

SEC Chairperson Francis Lim talks about every Filipino’s financial knowledge and the power it may bring, during his keynote message at the Investor Protection Week 2025, with the theme “InvestED Tayo sa Kinabukasang Sigurado.”

To address this, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held this year’s Investor Protection Week (IPW) from November 12-14 with the theme “InvestED Tayo sa Kinabukasang Sigurado,” highlighting the importance of financial literacy, responsible borrowing, and safe investing  among Filipinos.

The three-day IPW celebration brought together employees from both public and private sector institutions, as well as students from various schools and universities to improve their financial literacy. It featured discussions on responsible borrowing and spotting investment scams, which were headlined by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG), and Fuse Financing, Inc.,the lending arm of GCash.

During his keynote message, SEC Chairperson Francis Lim emphasized the urgency of the national effort, stating that “financial literacy is not a privilege” but a protection. He added that financial knowledge is the “only investment that cannot be stolen from us,” underscoring the Commission’s push to make financial literacy a core subject in high school. This is crucial as many scams promise unrealistic returns, with some promising to double an investor’s money in a span of just one month.

The event also featured the launch of the SEC Academy, an accessible and user-friendly educational platform that aims to help guide Filipinos in their financial journey. The forum was also marked by foundational learning sessions, including a financial literacy class led by financial journalist Salve Ibañez.

Tony Isidro, President and CEO of Fuse Financing Inc., discusses safe and responsible borrowing at the Regulatory Engagement panel discussion during the “InvestED Tayo sa Financial Literacy at Responsableng Pag-utang” forum. From left: PNP-ACG General Cybercrime Section Chief, PMAJ Sonny Galicia; Fuse Financing Inc. President & CEO Tony Isidro; BSP Consumer Protection and Market Conduct Director Rochelle Tomas; and SEC- FinLend Director Sheara Lupango-Tamayo

Driving the importance of responsible borrowing

One of the major event highlights was the Regulatory Engagement panel discussion during the opening forum of the IPW on November 12 titled “InvestED Tayo sa Financial Literacy at Responsableng Pag-utang.” The discussion, featuring leaders from SEC Financing and Lending Companies Department (FinLend), the BSP Consumer Protection Office, the PNP-ACG Cyber Response Unit, and Fuse Financing Inc., highlighted the importance of safe and responsible borrowing, as well as the shared goal of protecting Filipinos in an increasingly digital financial landscape.

BSP’s Consumer Protection and Market Conduct Director, Rochelle Tomas stressed the central role of consumer decision-making in avoiding financial harm. “The most important skill for consumers today is critical thinking and the ability to determine the right information about investments” she said.

Meanwhile, Fuse Financing Inc. President and CEO Tony Isidro added, “You have the choice to select the best financial services you want and that fits your needs. So it’s important to be critical about the information, and make your own personal decisions.” He further emphasized that this deliberate decision-making is key to choosing safe, licensed institutions instead of hard-to-trace, unregulated online lenders.

The panel stressed that consumer protection, intrinsically linked to a firm’s regulated status, demands two key skills. The BSP defined critical thinking as the “ability to determine whether an information that’s being given is correct and the ability to determine where to go when there is a problem,” while SEC FinLend Director Lupango-Tamayo reinforced the need for comprehension: “Interest rates are good for you if you make it work for you. Interest rates are bad for you if you do not understand what it means to your debt.”

The discussions throughout the program reinforced a shared vision for the country’s financial future. This collaborative effort lays the groundwork for long-term defenses against fraud and financial instability, ensuring that the public is better equipped to make informed financial decisions.

Simplifying safe investments for everyday Filipinos

Speaking on a panel discussion on when and where to invest on November 14, GCash Head of Market Education for Wealth Management John Garcia stressed that accessing investments have traditionally felt complex for ordinary Filipinos, while underscoring the need for greater financial literacy to determine between safe and potentially fraudulent or misleading opportunities.

GCash empowers Filipinos to build a better financial future by providing access to powerful investment tools while building stronger financial literacy, according to GCash Market Education Head for Wealth Management John Garcia.

“Let’s simplify it. Investing is not as complicated as it seems but to many Filipinos, it feels intimidating. At GCash, our goal is to make investing straightforward and understandable for every Filipino,” says Garcia.

Garcia also said that many Filipinos dream of owning a business someday. He explains that when one invests in stocks, that person essentially becomes a business owner. “You put your money into that company because you believe it will grow, and as a part-owner, you can earn

dividends. If the business grows, you grow with it. But you also share in the risks in the business.” says Garcia.

Furthermore, SEC Markets and Securities Regulation Department Director Oliver Leonardo likewise reminded audiences, “Bago mag invest, mag-imbestiga,” further stressing the importance of conducting due diligence on investment opportunities. PSE’s Corporate Planning and Research Head Mica Ella Cu also referred the audience to the PSE EDGE portal for company disclosures like financial reports, material transactions, corporate announcements as well as PSE EQUIP for access to relevant market data in analyzing company performance and price movements.

For more information, please visit www.gcash.com. 

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