DBP relocates branches to improve customer experience



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Pakil, Laguna Municipal Mayor Vincent L. Soriano (third from left) and DBP Chairman Philip G. Lo (fourth from left) lead the inauguration and blessing of the new DBP Sta. Cruz Laguna branch office. Also in photo are (from left); DBP Branch Banking Group South Luzon Head Vice President Roderick P. Barbado; DBP Senior Vice President Lutgarda C. Baquiran-Peralta; DBP Senior Vice President Carolyn I. Olfindo; and DBP Sta. Cruz Laguna Branch Head Abel C. Dela Torre.
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Shown in photo during the inauguration of DBP P. Tuazon Branch are DBP President and CEO Michael O. de Jesus (rightmost) and DBP Chairman Philip G. Lo (second from left). Also in photo are Department of National Defense Undersecretary Gavin Edjawan (leftmost), former Congressman Allan Reyes of AV World Ventures and Development Corporation (center), and Philippine Veterans Affairs Office Administrator Undersecretary Reynaldo B. Mapagu (second from right).
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State-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has relocated two branches to improve customer experience, according to a top official.
DBP P. Tuazon Branch, formerly the DBP Camp Aguinaldo Branch, is now located on the ground floor of the Avire Tower at the corner of P. Tuazon Boulevard and Lakandula Street in Quezon City.
DBP Sta. Cruz Branch, now located at the corner of Pedro Guevara Avenue and Alfonso Street in Santa Cruz, Laguna, is expected to help make DBP more accessible to the residents of the provincial capital as well as the other towns in eastern Laguna.
DBP President and CEO Michael O. De Jesus said, “The recent relocation of these branches will enable us to reach a bigger market, particularly MSMEs and local government units. This is also consistent with the Bank’s thrust to support the National Government’s financial inclusion efforts."