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loan portfolio

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on loan portfolio.

  1. SSS rolls out P20,000 microloan

    SSS rolls out P20,000 microloan

    Loan amounts are based on 11 percent of a member’s average Monthly Salary Credits over the past 12 months.

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  2. ENRIQUE K. Razon-led International Container Terminal Services Inc. has helped governments worldwide modernize port assets with investments in infrastructure, equipment and technology. With 32 ports in 18 countries across the globe, ICTSI ensures the unimpeded mobility of cargo by ensuring that gateway ports, a key conduit in economic growth, provide the best service.

    ICTSI takes $1-B loan for expansion

    While ICTSI did not disclose how the proceeds would be allocated among its projects, the fresh borrowing comes as the port operator ramps up capital spending…

    2 MIN READ

  4. Phl, Japan sign loan agreement boosting UHC

    Phl, Japan sign loan agreement boosting UHC

    Japan provides a 30-billion-yen emergency support loan to strengthen the Philippines’ Universal Health Care program, improve health systems, and boost…

    1 MIN READ

  5. AUB lotto

    AUB earnings rise on loan growth

    Asia United Bank (AUB) posted a net income of P6.19 billion in the first half of 2026, up slightly from P6.13 billion a year earlier, as continued loan growth…

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  7. Loan terms

    Loan terms

    A legal opinion explains that a 10% monthly interest rate on a personal loan is considered unconscionable under Philippine jurisprudence and may be declared…

    2 MIN READ

  8. Asialink unveils medium enterprise loan

    Asialink unveils medium enterprise loan

    Asialink Finance Corp. has launched its Medium Enterprise Loan, offering up to P100 million in financing to help growing businesses expand operations and meet…

    1 MIN READ

  10. ALILING

    Pag-IBIG cuts home loan rates

    For a P10-million loan payable over 30 years, the estimated monthly amortization would be about P58,357, compared with P61,572 under the old rate.

    1 MIN READ