
Foreign investments rise despite domestic issues
Net foreign inflows into the Philippines reached $897 million in November 2025 — up by roughly $255 million from the previous month, or about 28 percent. This…
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Net foreign inflows into the Philippines reached $897 million in November 2025 — up by roughly $255 million from the previous month, or about 28 percent. This…


Finance Secretary Frederick Go said he will continue leading the government’s investment promotion push, citing job creation as a priority as he highlighted…

‘The political environment is, of course, an important consideration for any investor.’

The Philippines’ net external liability rose to $68.3 billion in June 2025, up 44% year-on-year, as foreign investments in local assets outpaced Filipinos’…

Phl external liability hit $68.3B in June 2025 as foreign investments outpaced Filipinos’ assets abroad, BSP reports.

President Marcos signs RA 12252, extending foreign investors’ land leases up to 99 years and strengthening regulations, part of the Philippines’ push to…

The Philippine Economic Zone Authority and the Department of Trade and Industry continue to woo Chinese investors, positioning the country as a top relocation…

Following investment missions in various countries, the Philippines has secured a whopping $76 billion, or more than P4 trillion, in foreign investment…

The Philippines has been removed from the FATF greylist, enhancing financial transparency and benefiting OFWs and foreign investments. Learn how this…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s foreign trips have yet to yield investments for the Philippines' Maharlika Sovereign Fund, but MIC president Rafael Consing…

The August level is still among the best in more than two years, largely brought about by the first local policy rate cut in nearly four years






Clearly, Maybank cannot find solace in RA 10641 because the applicable law during the foreclosure proceedings was RA 4882

A domestic corporation is considered a Philippine national if Philippine citizens own 60 percent of the capital stock outstanding and are entitled to vote

Maybank, as a foreign bank, cannot acquire lands in the Philippines