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    Top 10 Banks in the Philippines for 2009

    The best banks in the Philippines were unveiled based on their services, assets and deposits. It seems like the newreigning number 1 is not a surprise to everyone, and many think that it will stay on top in years to come!

    Banco De Oro (BDO) is now the largest bank in the country in terms of assets and deposits ousting Metrobank as thereigning bank in 2007. BDOs success is primarily due to the merge of Banco de Oro and Equitable-PCI Bank in 2006and the number of its outlet in all SM Malls in the country. BDO also offers longer service hours compared to otherbanks in the country, they are open at 9:00am and closes at 7:00 pm, and even had Saturday offices in chosenoutlets. BDO can be found almost everywhere, from SM malls to busy districts in the city and municipalities acrossthe nation. No wonder how they dethrone big banking competitors.

    Heres the complete list of top banks in the country today, in terms of assets and deposits:

    Assets

    1. Banco de Oro (BDO) - Php808.0 billion (Last years #2)2. Metrobank - Php758.5 billion (Last years #1)3. Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) - Php658.4 billion (Last years number #3)4. Landbank of the Philippines - Php434.0 billion (Last years #4)5. Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP)Php290.9 billion (Last years #5)6. Philippine National Bank (PNB) - Php276.8 billion (Last years #6)7. Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) - PhP270.2 billion (Last years #7)8. Unionbank of the Philippines - Php208.2 billion (Lat years #9)9. Chinabank- Php207.3 billion (Last years #10)

    10. Citibank- Php187.8 billion (Last years #8)

    Deposits

    1. BDO - Php634.3 billion (Last years #3)2. Metrobank - Php585.8 billion (Last years #1)3. BPI - Php541.2 billion (Last years #2)4. Landbank - Php333.6 billion (Last years #4)5. PNB - Php201.2 billion(Last years #5)

    6. RCBC - Php196.4 billion(Last years #6)7. Chinabank - Php173.9 billion(Last years #8)8. Unionbank - Php162.0 billion(Lat years #10)9. Allied Bank - Php139.8 billion(Last years #9)10. Citibank - Php121.6 billion(Last years #7)

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    RPs 10 biggest banks postcombined profits of P50b

    by Roderick T. dela CruzMonday, March 15, 2010

    The 10 largest banks in the Philippines posted a combined net income of close to P50 billion lastyear amid the recovery of the global economy in the fourth quarter.

    Five of these banks had profits of at least P6 billion each, representing a growth of 30 percent to 180percent a year ago, according to their respective declaration to the stock exchange.

    Bank of the Philippine Islands, the third- largest bank in terms of assets, reported the highest profit ofP8.5 billion in 2009, up 32.8 percent from a year ago.

    State-owned Land Bank of the Philippines, the fourth largest in assets, was the second mostprofitable with a net income of P6.76 billion, on a 34.7-percent growth.

    Banco de Oro, the largest bank in assets, booked a net income of P6.1 billion in 2009, representinga 177.3-percent rise over a year ago.

    Development Bank of the Philippines, another government-run financial institution, declared P6.09billion in profit last year, up 69.2 percent from 2008.

    Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. said net income rose 36.4 percent to P6 billion in 2009.

    The largest banks in terms of assets were Banco de Oro with P856.2 billion; Metrobank, P854.3

    billion; BPI, P725 billion; LandBank, P510.64 billion; and DBP, P292 billion.

    Other banks also posted hefty increase in profits last year. Union Bank of the Philippinse said profitwent up 109 percent to P4.33 billion in 2009 while China Bank saw its net income soar 42.4 percentto P4.03 billion.

    In terms of Net Income/Profitability: (2009)

    1. Bank of the Philippine Islands

    2. Land Bank of the Philippines

    3. Banco de Oro

    4. Development Bank of the Philippines

    5.Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co.

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