(left photo) Belison Mayor Christopher H. Piccio (3rd from right) and Vice Mayor Reynaldo E. Jacaba (4th from right) lead the official opening of the new Belison Public Market (right photo) for local vendors and residents. They were joined by LANDBANK Senior Vice President Delma O. Bandiola (2nd from right) and Antique Lending Center Head Engr. Roy C. Gonzaga (rightmost), with other local officials. BELISON, Antique – In support of the economic recovery of local communities from the pandemic, the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) recently joined the inauguration of the newly-opened Belison Public Market in this 5th class municipality, which is expected to help boost the town’s local economy. LANDBANK provided an P80 million loan for the infrastructure project dubbed as the “Modern Agora,” designed to be the first public market to look like a mall in the Province of Antique, with 124 stalls for meat, fish, vegetable, fruits, dry goods, and grocery produce. The market is also expected to open new economic opportunities to more than 6,000 farmers in Belison and its neighboring municipalities of Patnongon and Sibalom. “We are proud to support the Municipality of Belison in establishing a hub for local economic development. LANDBANK likewise remains committed to helping farmers and fishers by putting up markets for their produce,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz. Belison Mayor Christopher H. Piccio and Vice Mayor Reynaldo E. Jacaba recently led the official opening of the Belison Public Market for vendors and residents, together with LANDBANK Senior Vice President Delma O. Bandiola and Antique Lending Center Head Engr. Roy C. Gonzaga, alongside members of the Sangguniang Bayan and other local officials. “We are grateful for LANDBANK’s assistance to us. Despite the fact that we are among the smallest municipalities in terms of area, population, and share of National Tax Allotment, we were able to access a loan with LANDBANK to improve our town,” said Belison Mayor Piccio. He added that the LGU plans to further tap the services of LANDBANK for the Phase II development of the public market. LANDBANK financed the public market under the RISE UP (Restoration and Invigoration package for a Self-sufficient Economy towards UPgrowth for LGUs) Lending Program, designed to help ensure the resilient and sustainable recovery of local economies from the pandemic. The Bank has approved loans under the Program totaling P114.7 billion for 412 LGUs as of 30 June 2023. Provincial, city and municipal governments may borrow from LANDBANK to finance their development and innovative projects geared towards rebuilding their communities and local economies. LANDBANK likewise remains the biggest development partner of the LGU sector, with a total of P97.5 billion in outstanding loans extended to LGUs nationwide as of end-June 2023. LANDBANK is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month, representing six decades of uplifting lives, empowering communities, and serving the nation — all in pursuit of an inclusive and sustainable economy.
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READ MORETurning challenges into opportunities. Amid the African Swine Fever outbreak, Jerome Trofeo successfully expanded his meat shop business into a commercial swine farm through a P24-million loan from LANDBANK, and has helped strengthen local swine production to meet the demand for pork in the country. LIPA, Batangas – Spouses Jerome and Anna Trofeo were having trouble sourcing healthy hogs to meet their customers’ requirements two years ago, with the African Swine Fever significantly affecting hog growers nationwide. Determined to keep their “Annie & Jerome Trofeo” meat stall running, Anna decided to expand their business and establish their own commercial swine farm. The couple turned to the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) for financial assistance to make the business pivot that actually paid off. “Nagkaroon ng time noon na hindi sapat ang supply ng baboy para matugunan ang orders ng aming customers. Kaya nag-desisyon kami na magtayo ng sarili naming piggery,” said Jerome. LANDBANK approved a P24-million loan line to finance the requirements of their start-up commercial swine farm, AJ Piggery Farm, under the Bank’s SWINE (Special Window and Interim Support to Nurture Hog Enterprises) Lending Program. Of the total amount, P20 million financed the construction of three piggery buildings to separately house nursery, farrowing and gestation pens, as well as support facilities that include an office and staff quarters. The loan also covered the construction of a manure lagoon and waste water treatment facility to minimize the environmental impact of the farm, while the remaining P4 million financed the acquisition of young female hogs for breeding. The AJ Piggery Farm produces healthy hogs for the ‘Annie & Jerome Trofeo’ meat stall in Lipa City Public Market, which caters to the pork requirements of meat retailers and two local supermarkets. With the opening of AJ Piggery Farm, the couple’s meat stall is able sell around 900 kilograms of pork per day to accommodate the demand of meat retailers. The stall is also able to supply around 1,650 kilograms of pork per week to two (2) local supermarkets in Laguna and Batangas, thereby increasing the meat shop’s income to around P500,000.00 to P600,000.00 per month from the previous P300,000.00. “Sa tulong ng LANDBANK, talagang lumago ang aming negosyo. Mula sa pagkakaroon ng isang stall sa palengke ay nagkaroon na rin kami ng sarili naming pig farm. Malaki ang aming pasasalamat sa kanila,” said Jerome. Supporting the local swine industry In support of the National Government’s efforts to re-populate and increase hog production, LANDBANK has approved a total of P8.05 billion in loans to 36 borrowers under the SWINE Lending Program as of end-June 2023. The loans financed projects for swine production, including the purchase of hogs and feeds, construction and expansion of facilities such as piggery buildings, and working capital, among others. Commercial hog raisers registered as cooperatives or farmers’ associations, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and large enterprises or corporations may borrow up to 80% of the total project. Start-up commercial swine farms may likewise avail of loans under the SWINE Lending Program. Loans for working capital and permanent working capital are payable up to one year and five years, respectively, while loans for fixed assets and construction of facilities are payable based on project cash flow but not more than its economic useful life. LANDBANK launched the SWINE Lending Program in partnership with the Department of the Agriculture, designed to provide timely financial assistance to hog raisers towards sustaining and increasing pork production.
READ MORECHEERS TO 60 YEARS OF SERVICE: LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz leads a celebratory toast alongside industry regulators, business leaders, development partners, and outstanding clients in commemoration of LANDBANK’s diamond jubilee on 08 August 2023. To mark six decades of meaningful public service, the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) honored outstanding clients and partners who have become its strong allies in promoting countryside and national development during an appreciation event on 08 August 2023 in Pasay City. The 60-year-old state-run Bank conferred the prestigious Distinguished Initiators and Movers of National Development (DIAMOND) Awards to exceptional loan clients, and fund management and digital banking partners from across the country. “May these awards inspire you to dream bigger and achieve more, while serving as a testament to our solid partnership, and to our unified resolve to continue making a lasting impact to the sectors and people we serve,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz. Finance Secretary and LANDBANK Chairman Benjamin E. Diokno likewise expressed appreciation to the DIAMOND awardees for their contributions in accelerating the post-pandemic recovery of the Philippine economy. “As chairman of this Bank, I assure you that we will continue to be a reliable partner in your development journey as we build a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable economy where no one is left behind,” said Finance Secretary Diokno. (left photo) LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz extends her appreciation to clients and partners for their trust and support for the Bank over the past 60 years. (right photo) Finance Secretary and LANDBANK Chairman Benjamin E. Diokno congratulates the DIAMOND awardees and assures all stakeholders of the Bank’s continued support towards building a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable economy. Executive Secretary Lucas P. Bersamin joined Finance Secretary Diokno and LANDBANK President Ortiz in presenting the DIAMOND Awards to clients. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Secretary Conrado M. Estrella III, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Secretary Bienvenido E. Laguesma, and Department of Agriculture (DA) Senior Undersecretary Domingo F. Panganiban also graced the event. LANDBANK bestowed the DIAMOND Awards to outstanding loan clients nationwide who have trusted the Bank for the growth and development of their business operations, and have made ripples of positive change in their respective communities. Awardees include the Lamac Multi-Purpose Cooperative as the Outstanding Agri-based Cooperative; ACDI Multipurpose Cooperative as the Outstanding Non-Agri-based Cooperative; Dolefil Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Cooperative and Goodyear Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Multi-Purpose Cooperative (GARBEMCO) as the Outstanding Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries’ Cooperatives; and Biotech Farms, Inc. as the Outstanding Partner in Agribusiness. Other LANDBANK outstanding loan clients include the Green Innovations for Tomorrow Corporation as the Outstanding Partner in Renewable Energy; Leyte Metropolitan Water District as the Outstanding Partner in Water Development and Distribution; Fiesta Communities Incorporated as the Outstanding Partner in Socialized Housing Development; Allah Valley Medical Specialists’ Center, Inc. as the Outstanding Partner in Health Services; Juan Sumulong Memorial Schools Systems Inc. as the Outstanding Partner in Learning and Development; spouses Marcelina and Salvador Cabaero as the Outstanding Agri-based SME; and Mr. Porfirio P. Mina as the Outstanding Non-Agri-based SME. LANDBANK also recognized outstanding partners in fund management who have extended resolute confidence in the Bank and remained loyal clients over the years. Recipients of the LANDBANK DIAMOND Awards under fund management include the Bureau of the Treasury; San Miguel Group of Companies; OceanaGold (Philippines) Inc.; Peninsula Electric Cooperative, Inc.; WCS Construction Inc.; JM Maligaya Group of Companies; Metro Retail Stores Group Inc.; ECJ Negros Farms ARB Cooperative; and Ulticon Builders, Inc. The DIAMOND Awards were also conferred to LANDBANK’s outstanding digital banking clients and partners who have helped advance digitalization and financial inclusion by leveraging on the Bank’s innovative products and services. Awardees comprise of the Department of Education as Top in eMDS and weAccess Utilization; the Philippine National Police as Top in Link.BizPortal Utilization; Mastercard Transaction Services (Philippines) Inc. as Top Remittance Partner through LBRS (Local); and the Rural Bank of Sipocot (Camarines Sur), Inc. as the Top Agent Banking Partner. (left photo) Lamac Multi-Purpose Cooperative General Manager Elena C. Limocon delivers a message of appreciation to LANDBANK on behalf of all the DIAMOND awardees. (right photo) Executive Secretary Lucas P. Bersamin (rightmost), Finance Secretary and LANDBANK Chairman Benjamin E. Diokno (2nd from right), and LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz (leftmost) confer the DIAMOND Award to Lamac Multi-Purpose Cooperative. Lamac Multi-Purpose Cooperative General Manager Elena C. Limocon delivered a special message on behalf of all the DIAMOND awardees and thanked LANDBANK for its unwavering support to clients. “Our deepest gratitude to LANDBANK for the trust and support showed to us throughout our institutional journey. This award serves as a reminder that through collaboration, convergence, perseverance and a strong sense of purpose, we can truly make a difference in the lives of our people,” said General Manager Limocon. LANDBANK is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month, representing six decades of uplifting lives, empowering communities, and serving the nation — all in pursuit of an inclusive and sustainable economy.
READ MORELANDBANK distributed cash cards loaded with financial assistance to over 700 beneficiaries of the DSWD at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City. PASAY CITY – Over 700 senior citizens from this city received financial aid from the National Government through cash cards distributed by the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) on 29 July 2023 at the Cuneta Astrodome. Beneficiaries of the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s (DSWD) Social Pension Program under the Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) Program each received P3,600.00 worth of cash assistance credited to their LANDBANK Cash Cards. Pensioners who are also beneficiaries of DSWD’s Targeted Cash Transfer (TCT) Program received an additional P2,000.00 each, for a total of P5,600.00 worth of cash assistance. “In partnership with DSWD, LANDBANK continues to ramp up the disbursement of cash aid to vulnerable sectors. We will ensure the efficient and timely distribution of financial assistance in support of the Government’s inclusive development agenda,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz. Beneficiaries can conveniently withdraw their “ayuda” from any of the 2,951 LANDBANK ATMs and 2,632 ATMs of 7-Eleven convenience stores in selected areas in the country. Social pensioners can likewise use their LANDBANK Cash Cards to make cashless purchases via Point-of-Sale (POS) terminals in participating stores, such as drugstores and groceries, as well as transact with the Bank’s Agent Banking Partners (ABPs) located in remote areas. As the main distribution arm of financial assistance of the National Government, LANDBANK has disbursed a total of P35.4 billion worth of cash grants to DSWD beneficiaries for the first half of the year. LANDBANK is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month, representing six decades of uplifting lives, empowering communities, and serving the nation — all in pursuit of an inclusive and sustainable economy
READ MOREPhilSA Director General Dr. Joel Joseph S. Marciano, Jr. (center), LANDBANK Senior Vice President Elcid C. Pangilinan (2nd from right), and DOST-ASTI representative Engr. Alvin E. Retamar (4th from right) sign the tripartite memorandum of understanding for collaboration on the use of space data and analytics The Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) will be working with the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) and the Department of Science and Technology-Advanced Science and Technology Institute (DOST-ASTI) for the integration of space data and analytics to its financing strategies for the agriculture sector. PhilSA Director General Dr. Joel Joseph S. Marciano, Jr., LANDBANK Senior Vice President Elcid C. Pangilinan, and DOST-ASTI representative Engr. Alvin E. Retamar held a ceremonial signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 08 August 2023 in Quezon City to seal the partnership. The tripartite collaboration covers the development and utilization of space-related technologies for financial applications, conduct of joint research and exchange of relevant data for research undertaking, organization of training symposia or similar activities, and sharing of technological resources. “Our collaboration with PhilSA and DOST-ASTI is a welcome opportunity to further strengthen LANDBANK’s agribusiness value chain financing strategies through cutting-edge data. We will continue to explore innovative opportunities to firm up our support for modernizing and growing the agriculture sector,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz. The partnership will provide LANDBANK key insights to strengthen its capabilities in rolling out more effective lending strategies for the agribusiness value chain, including accurate assessment of multiple risks, monitoring on a near-real-time and site-specific basis, and understanding of the performance and prospects of various agricultural commodity systems. “Our efforts in the space downstream have also been incessant. We have heightened efforts to engage government agencies, academe, LGUs and other groups in promoting more widespread and effective integration of such data into decision-making and policy formulation,” said PhilSA Director General Marciano. LANDBANK remains steadfast in support of all players in the agribusiness value chain, with the state-run Bank recently reported posting a total of P713.8 billion in outstanding loans directed to agriculture and rural development as of 30 June 2023. This is way above the 25% requirement for local banks to allocate financing for agriculture, fisheries and rural development (AFRD) under Republic Act No. 11901 or “The Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development Financing Enhancement Act of 2022.” LANDBANK is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month, representing six decades of uplifting lives, empowering communities, and serving the nation — all in pursuit of an inclusive and sustainable economy.
READ MOREPhilSA Director General Dr. Joel Joseph S. Marciano, Jr. (center), LANDBANK Senior Vice President Elcid C. Pangilinan (2nd from right), and DOST-ASTI representative Engr. Alvin E. Retamar (4th from right) sign the tripartite memorandum of understanding for collaboration on the use of space data and analytics. The Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) recorded significant increases in volume and value of transactions across its major digital banking platforms in the first six months of the year. The state-run Bank facilitated 94.7 million transactions worth P1.9 trillion from January to June 2023, representing year-on-year jumps of 22% and 41% in volume and value, respectively. The combined digital transactions were made through the LANDBANK Mobile Banking App (MBA), Electronic Modified Disbursement System (eMDS), LANDBANK Bulk Crediting System (LBCS), Link.BizPortal, iAccess, and weAccess. “More customers continue to embrace the advantages of using LANDBANK’s digital banking solutions. We will drive investments to upgrade our digital infrastructure further, to continue providing convenient, accessible, and secure services,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz. The LANDBANK MBA accounted for the bulk of the total digital transactions, facilitating 76.1 million transactions amounting to P140.5 billion. These translate to year-on-year expansions of 27% and 36% in volume and value, respectively. LANDBANK customers mostly use the MBA for fund transfer and bills payment, as well as for purchasing government bonds, including the Retail Treasury Bonds Tranche 29 (RTB-29) offered in February 2023. The eMDS, LANDBANK’s internet facility for national government agencies, registered the highest transaction value at P1.3 trillion for a 36% jump from P966.2 billion in the same period a year ago. Total transactions likewise grew by 15% to 1.4 million from 1.2 million. Meanwhile, the Bank’s electronic bulk disbursement facility, LBCS, saw the most significant increases in utilization and value in the first half of the year, with total transactions reaching 3.6 million valued at P32.3 billion for unprecedented growth rates of 6,737% and 398%, respectively. The LANDBANK Link.BizPortal, a web-based payment channel for paying for products and services online, also posted a 44% rise in volume to 4 million transactions worth P6 billion. The value of transactions facilitated via LANDBANK’s online retail banking channel, iAccess, and its corporate internet banking platform, weAccess, likewise improved by 3% and 53% to P9.1 billion and P433.3 billion, respectively. With the continued adoption of digital banking, LANDBANK continues to remind customers and the public to be more vigilant against phishing scams and other forms of online banking fraud. The Bank is regularly posting on its official social media channels security reminders and best practices to avoid falling victim to fraudulent activities online. LANDBANK is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month, representing six decades of uplifting lives, empowering communities, and serving the nation — all in pursuit of an inclusive and sustainable economy.
READ MORETerms and Conditions for Pay in Installments The LANDBANK Credit Card’s Pay in Installments allows the Cardholders to pay for goods and services on installment basis with partner merchants for a specified term according to the Terms and Conditions specified by LANDBANK. The Pay in Installments is available to all Principal and Supplementary Cardholders (except for DOSRI and Corporate accounts) whose cards are active, in good credit standing, and have available credit lines. LANDBANK Credit Cardholders can enjoy 0% interest on installments in various partner establishments in both Instore or Online stores bearing the Pay in Installments logo. The list of partner merchants is found in the LANDBANK website under Credit Cards menu. The Pay in Installments is valid on a single-receipt purchase transaction of at least PhP3,000, payable up to 24-month installment term. However, merchants have sole discretion on the installment terms and minimum spend requirement to qualify for installment which may vary per item and merchant. Partner merchant may set a higher spend requirement which may vary per term, item and outlet. No maximum amount for the transaction as long as it is within the Cardholder’s available credit limit. Qualified Cardholders can amortize at 0% interest on the total price of the items purchased under Pay in Installments for the duration of the installment plan, available at 3, 6, 12, and 24-month installment terms or as otherwise specified by the merchant offering Pay in Installments. Applicable installment terms vary per merchant/partner establishment or per outlet or item. It can be applicable on selected items only, at the option of the merchant, and may differ on product models per establishment. LANDBANK does not guarantee the quality of the product or service subject of the installment charge slip or installment contract. Any defect or damage on the product or service shall not affect or excuse Cardholders’ obligation to pay his/her account. The cash price and credit card price for 0% interest on Installment transactions shall be the same. All decisions made by LANDBANK Credit Cards or partner merchants regarding transactions made hereunder are considered final. Purchases are subject to approval based on the available credit limit of the Cardholder at the time of purchase. All transactions are subject to LANDBANK Credit Cards’ transaction authorization rules. The approved installment transaction is automatically deducted from the Cardholder’s available credit limit. The first monthly amortization will be reflected on the next cut-off date once the transaction is posted. Each monthly installment amount forms part of the Minimum Amount Due on Cardholder’s Statement of Account. The Cardholder incurs no additional fees for using the Pay in Installments. The Cardholder, however, may pre-terminate its availment of 0% interest installment by calling the LANDBANK Customer Care Hotline. In case of pre-termination, Cardholder must settle the full amount of the remaining principal balance, as well as pay a pre-termination fee of 5% of the remaining balance or Php300, whichever is higher. Any two (2) unpaid amortizations shall constitute default and shall result to the remaining unpaid installments to become due and demandable. Any unpaid amount shall incur interest and surcharges in accordance with the Terms and Conditions governing the issuance and use of the LANDBANK Credit Card. The Cardholder’s use of Pay in Installment shall be considered as his/her acceptance to be bound by these Terms and Conditions and such amendments hereof as may be made by LANDBANK Credit Cards and advised from time to time. LANDBANK Credit Cards Installment purchases are subject to the standard Terms and Conditions Governing the Issuance and the Use of LANDBANK Credit Cards. Download: Frequently Asked Questions
READ MOREDBM Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman (right) and LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz (left) hold a LANDBANK Government Purchase Card (GPC) during a partnership signing on 03 August 2023 at the LANDBANK Plaza in Manila (Photo courtesy of DBM). The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) have collaborated anew for the use of the LANDBANK Government Purchase Card (GPC) for the faster and more efficient means to pay for goods and services. The LANDBANK GPC is a credit card that allows authorized DBM personnel to expedite payments for official expenses, by eliminating procurement lead-time and reducing administrative paperwork, costs and time in liquidating obligations to suppliers. The GPC is designed to streamline payments for travel and representation; miscellaneous small-value purchases; hotel and lodging; computer software, services, and digital content; and fuel, automotive parts, and services, among others. “LANDBANK will remain steadfast in our thrust to leverage digital solutions, as we continue to promote the adoption and reap the benefits of using digital payments. Together, let us accelerate the National Government’s digital transformation journey for improved governance, transparency, and service delivery,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz. Budget Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman and LANDBANK President Ortiz signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the partnership on 03 August 2023, together with DBM Chief of Staff Leo Angelo M. Larcia and LANDBANK Senior Vice President Celeste A. Burgos as witnesses. Also present during the signing were DBM Undersecretaries Wilford Will Wong, Maria Francesca del Rosario, and Goddes Hope Libiran, along with LANDBANK officers led by Executive Vice President Liduvino S. Geron, Senior Vice President Marilou L. Villafranca, and First Vice Presidents Cielito H. Lunaria and Vivian M. Cañonero. “We thank LANDBANK for supporting us in our digital transformation initiative. Napakahalaga ng suporta na ibinibigay niyo para magtagumpay ang mga programa at proyekto ng gobyerno, tulad ng digitalization,” said Secretary Pangandaman. In line with advancing efficiency and transparency, the GPC features pre-defined expenditure and credit limit; e-mail alerts for all GPC transactions; availability for online and cashless transactions via Point-of-Sale (POS); and monthly electronic statement of accounts. The GPC Program is a joint initiative of the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr), DBM and LANDBANK which aims to promote a convenient, transparent and efficient payment process to further drive public digital financial management. DBM is the third government agency to avail of the GPC, following the BTr and the Department of Finance (DOF). From January to June 2023, LANDBANK has already facilitated 998 combined transactions for the DOF and BTr, with value amounting to P5.1 million. LANDBANK is celebrating its 60th anniversary this month, representing six decades of uplifting lives, empowering communities, and serving the nation — all in pursuit of an inclusive and sustainable economy.
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| Cash Management Fund | 1.568339 |
| Money Market Fund | 1.319248 |
| Money Market Plus Fund | 1.231628 |
| PERA Money Market Fund | 1.028524 |
| Medium-Term Bond Fund | 2.485802 |
| Bond Fund | 2.031702 |
| PERA Bond Fund | 1.205299 |
| Balanced Fund | 2.671647 |
| Growth Fund | 2.643531 |
| Alpha Equity Fund | 3.086366 |
| Blue Chip Equity Fund | 0.971899 |
| Equity Fund | 0.811347 |
| High Dividend Equity Fund | 1.023321 |
| US$ Money Market Fund | 1.438924 |
| Global $ Fund | 1.544552 |
