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About BPI

With
1,173

Branches nationwide

Over
2700

Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and Cash Accept Machines (CAMs) nationwide

Founded in 1851, Bank of the Philippine Islands is the first bank in the Philippines and in the Southeast Asian region. BPI is a universal bank and together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, it offers a wide range of financial products and solutions that serve both retail and corporate clients.
 

BPI's services include consumer banking and lending, asset management, payments, insurance, securities brokerage and distribution, foreign exchange, leasing, and corporate and investment banking.

 

 

Our global presence

International banking subsidiaries
2

International Finance Limited in Hongkong and Bank of the Philippine Islands (Europe) PLC, with main office and branch in London

International partnerships
139

Strengthened by tie-ups, remittance centers, and representative offices in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Dubai, to meet the needs of overseas Filipinos

 

Overseas, we offer diverse value-added services through two banking subsidiaries: BPI International Finance Limited in Hong Kong and Bank of the Philippine Islands (Europe) PLC, which has a head office and a branch in London. 

The establishment of BPI, originally known as El Banco Español Filipino de Isabel II, ushered in the birth of the Philippine banking and finance industry. During this period, the bank performed many functions—from providing credit to the National Treasury to printing and issuing currency—effectively making it the country's first Central Bank.

Today, BPI proudly carries on the tradition of reinventing and redefining the country’s economic landscape by financing many private and public sector initiatives and enterprises in support of economic growth and nation building. Our digital banking innovations and commitment to sustainability have helped build a better, more inclusive Philippines.

BPI is acknowledged as a leading provider of financial services and an industry pillar in the Philippines.

 

 

Our Company

Our vision

Building a better Philippines—one family, one community at a time.

Our mission

We are your trusted financial partner, nurturing your future and making life easier.

 

 

Our Core Values

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We are Nurturing

• We show concern for others
• We help our customers achieve a better life
• We serve with passion and care

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We act with Integrity

• We act honestly, responsibly, and respectfully at all times
• We treat everyone with fairness
• We deliver on our commitments and take ownership of our actions

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We are Customer Obsessed

• We anticipate our customers’ needs and serve with a heart
• We innovate to give them the best solutions
• We make it easy for our customers

We act with Excellence

• We work as one to get the job done
• We do things right the first time
• We give our best to all

 

 

Our Credo

Clients

We believe our first responsibility is to our CLIENTS.

If we understand and address our clients’ financial needs, we will be entrusted with their most important financial transactions, and we will build lasting relationships. We do well when our clients do well.

People

We believe in our responsibility to our PEOPLE.

We seek to hire the best people for each job, provide them with the means to perform at a high level and reward them fairly. We value integrity, professionalism, and loyalty. We promote a culture of mutual respect, meritocracy, performance, and teamwork. We strive to be the employer of choice among Philippine financial institutions.

Shareholders

We believe in our responsibility to our SHAREHOLDERS.

We treat capital as a most valuable asset and seek to generate superior returns while being prudent in risk-taking, spending, and investment.

Country

We believe in our responsibility to our COUNTRY.

Our prosperity is greatly dependent on the well-being of our nation. We aim to be inclusive and responsible in nation building. Through BPI Foundation, we are committed to the welfare and sustainability of the communities we serve.

Articles of Incorporation & By-Laws and all amendments 

Articles of Incorporation (Amended 29 December 2023)

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BPI - Amended By-laws (April 2023)

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Articles of Incorporation (Amended 21 December 2021)

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Review of Mission and Vision Statements: In the Board strategy session last November 29, 2021, the Board and the senior management committee reviewed and approved the Bank's mission and vision and strategic plans for the coming years.

Review of the Corporate Strategy: The Board, at its annual Strategic Planning session on November 29, 2021, reviewed and approved the company's corporate strategy as part of its continued commitment to its duties and responsibilities as stated in the Manual on Corporate Governance.

 

 

Company’s Organizational Chart 

BPI Table of Organization

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Company’s Conglomerate Map

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Board of Directors
Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

Cezar P. Consing

Cezar P. Consing

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

Janet Guat Har Ang

Janet Guat Har Ang

Fernando Zobel de Ayala

Fernando Zobel de Ayala

René G. Bañez

René G. Bañez

Karl Kendrick T. Chua

Karl Kendrick T. Chua

Wilfred T. Co

Emmanuel S. de Dios

Emmanuel S. de Dios

Rizalina G. Mantaring

Rizalina G. Mantaring

Aurelio R. Montinola III

Aurelio R. Montinola III

Mario Antonio V. Paner

Cesar V. Purisima

Cesar V. Purisima

Jaime Z. Urquijo

Jaime Z. Urquijo

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

Attendance of the Directors to the Board Meeting

Board Attendance

No. of Meetings Attended in 2023

Name

Attended/Total

In Percentage (%)

Jaime Augusto Zobel De Ayala

12/14

86%

Cezar P. Consing

14/14

100%

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

14/14

100%

Janet Guat Har Ang

14/14

100%

René G. Bañez

14/14

100%

Romeo L. Bernardo*

9/9

100%

Ignacio R. Bunye

14/14

100%

Karl Kendrick T. Chua**

10/10

100%

Emmanuel S. de Dios

14/14

100%

Octavio Victor R. Espiritu

14/14

100%

Rizalina G. Mantaring**

10/10

100%

Aurelio R. Montinola III

14/14

100%

Cesar V. Purisima

14/14

100%

Ramon R. Del Rosario, Jr.***

4/4

100%

Jaime Z. Urquijo

13/14

93%

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

14/14

100%

Fernando Zobel De Ayala****

4/4

100%

*Resigned as Board Member effective 12 September 2023
**Elected as Board Member effective 27 April 2023
***Resigned as Board Member effective 27 April 2023
****Elected as Board Member effective 20 September 2023 

 

Shareholdings of and trading of company shares by the board

Security Ownership of Directors. Beneficial ownership and control structures of the Bank disclosed in the table below. None of the members of the Bank’s Board of Directors and management owns 2.0% or more of the outstanding capital stock of the Bank.1

 

As of Dec 31, 2023, the following are known to BPI to be directly the record and/or beneficial owners of BPI voting securities. 

Title of

Class

Name of Beneficial Owner

Position

Dec 2022

Dec 2023

Nature of Ownership

(D) Direct

(I) Indirect

Citizenship

No. of Shares

% of Holdings

No. of Shares

% of  Holdings

Common

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

Chairman, NED

9,628

0.00%

10,402

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Cezar P. Consing

Vice Chairman, NED

2,834,093

0.06%

3,062,734

0.06%

D

Filipino

Common

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

ED, President & CEO

291,406

0.01%

314,925

0.01%

D / I

Filipino

Common

Janet Guat Har Ang

ID

10

0.00%

10

0.00%

D

Singaporean

Common

René G. Bañez

NED

10

0.00%

10

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Romeo L. Bernardo

NED

12

0.00%

N/A

N/A

D

Filipino

Common

Ignacio R. Bunye

ID

133,452

0.00%

     10

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Karl Kendrick T. Chua

NED

N/A

N/A

10

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Emmanuel S. De Dios

ID

10

0.00%

10

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Ramon R. Del Rosario, Jr.

NED

2,287

0.00%

N/A

N/A

D

Filipino

Common

Octavio Victor R. Espiritu

NED

985,110

0.02%

1,064,583

0.02%

D

Filipino

Common

Rizalina G. Mantaring

ID

N/A

N/A

9,973

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Aurelio R. Montinola III

NED

1,794,863

0.04%

1,956,471

0.04%

D

Filipino

Common

Cesar V. Purisima

ID

10

0.00%

10

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Jaime Z. Urquijo

NED

10

0.00%

10

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

ID

5,813

0.00%

6,331

0.00%

D

Filipino

Common

Fernando Zobel de Ayala

NED

N/A

N/A

96,327

0.00%

D

Filipino

 

Sub-Total

 

6,056,714

 

6,521,816

 

 

 

1 Recommendation 8.2 SEC CG Code for PLCs.
 

Board Charter

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Board Committees

The Board has established Committees to heighten the efficiency of board operations and assist in exercising its authority for oversight of internal control, risk management and performance monitoring of the Bank.

The Committees provide organized and focused means for the directors to achieve specific goals and address issues, including those related to governance.

In particular, the Committees enhance the objectivity and independence of the Board’s judgment, insulating it from undue influence of management and major shareholders.This year,, the Bank has eight Board-level committees. The chairmen and members of the different committees were elected by the Board during the Organizational Board Meeting on April 23, 2024 after the ASM. Any subsequent changes in membership of the respective committees are made upon approval by the Board. (Recommendations 3.1- 3.6 of the SEC CG Code for PLCs). Typically, standing committees have the following responsibilities:

  • Recommend action on matters where the Board has reserved authority to itself as outlined in the By-Laws, Manual on Corporate Governance and the relevant, rules, regulations and laws provided under the Corporation Code and prescribed by the SEC and BSP;
  • Provide governance oversight on topics within the respective committees’ purview;
  • Review and make recommendations on relevant new and existing Board policies;
  • Receive reports on policy-related issues affecting the various bank divisions, departments and units;
  • Receive information items (e.g., status reports on current issues of concern);
  • Review other items placed on the Committee's agenda by the Chairman in consultation with the President and CEO and the Vice Chairman.

Committee chairs and vice chairs provide leadership to their respective committees and guide members in translating the Board’s goals for the committee into meeting agendas and work plans for the year. They work with the corporate secretary, management and committee secretariats to prepare the agendas, discussion materials and reports, and schedules of meetings set at the beginning of the year, for guidance of the members. Committee Chairs preside over the meetings of their respective committees, ensuring the orderly, open, and timely conduct of committee business. Committee meetings are recorded and written minutes by the corporate secretary. The work, accomplishments and minutes of the meetings of the committees are regularly reported to the full Board. Policies approved at committee level are confirmed by the Executive Committee or the full Board.

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, committees conducted self-assessment exercises for 2023 in early 2024. The review found all committees to have performed their respective duties and responsibilities effectively. There were no material issues with respect to committee memberships, governance and operations.

Attendance of the members of our Board in their respective committee meetings in 2023 are shown below:


Executive Committees

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Executive Committee, in the interim between meetings of the Board, possesses and exercises all powers of the Board in the management and direction of the affairs of the Bank subject to the provisions of the Bank's By-laws, and the limitations of the law and other applicable regulations. It serves as the operating arm of the Board in all matters related to corporate governance. It approves all major policies and oversees all major risk-taking activities, including the approval of material credit exposure.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

Chairman

Cezar P. Consing

Vice-Chairman

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

Member/President/CEO

René G. Bañez

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Aurelio R. Montinola III

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Cesar V. Purisima

Member (Independent)

Fernando Zobel de Ayala

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows:

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (NED)

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

April 06, 2006

19/318

61%

Vice-Chairman (NED)

Cezar P. Consing

April 18, 2013

25/318

81%

Member (ED)

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

April 25, 2019

31/318

100%

Member (NED)

Rene G. Bañez

August 18, 2021

31/318

100%

Member (NED)

Romeo L. Bernardo2

September 21, 2022

21/228

95%

Member (NED)

Aurelio R. Montinola III

March 25, 2004

25/318

81%

Member (ID)

Cesar V. Purisima

April 28, 2022

31/318

100%

Member (NED)

Fernando Zobel de Ayala3

September 20, 2023

5/8

63%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023
2 Committee member until 12 September 2023
3 Committee member effective 20 September 2023
8 Includes Joint Executive and Personnel & Compensation Committee Meeting

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

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Corporate Governance and Sustainability Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Corporate Governance and Sustainability Committee assists the Board in fulfilling its corporate governance and sustainability responsibilities. It ensures the Board's effectiveness and due observance of sound corporate governance and sustainability principles and guidelines, and its oversight of the Bank's corporate governance and sustainability practices as embodied in the Bank's Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws and Manual on Corporate Governance and with respect to laws, rules and regulations on corporate governance and sustainability issued by the BSP, SEC, PSE and other regulatory bodies. The re-constitution of the Corporate Governance Committee as Corporate Governance and Sustainability Committee was approved by the board during its meeting last April 17, 2024.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Emmanuel S. de Dios

Chairman (Independent)

Rizalina G. Mantaring

Member (Independent)

Jaime Z. Urquijo

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the corporate governance committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (ID)

Emmanuel S. de Dios

April 28, 2022

4/4

100%

Member (ID)

Ignacio R. Bunye6

October 21, 2020

1/1

100%

Member (NED)

Ramon R. Del Rosario, Jr.6

April 22, 2021

1/1

100%

Member (ID)

Rizalina G. Mantaring4

April 27, 2023

3/3

100%

Member (NED)

Jaime Z. Urquijo4

April 27, 2023

2/3

67%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023
4 Committee member effective 27 April 2023
6 Committee member until 27 April 2023

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

Committee Charter

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Nomination Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Nomination Committee ensures that the Board of Directors is made up of individuals of proven integrity and competence, and that each possesses the ability and resolve to effectively oversee the bank in their capacity as Director and member in their respective board committees. This committee also reviews and evaluates the qualifications of all persons nominated the Board.

 

Board diversity policy

Our Board Diversity Policy sets out the bank's approach to realize diversity on its Board of Directors on an on-going basis. We recognize and embrace the benefits of a diverse board, and see it as an essential element to maintain sound corporate governance, realize sustainable and balanced development and achieve strategic objectives. The Nomination Committee ensures board diversity, considering varied aspects including but not limited to gender, age, cultural and educational background, geographical location, professional experience, skills, knowledge, and length of service of directors, and other regulatory requirements. The board likewise strives to ensure independence and appropriate representation of women in the Board.

 

Measurable Diversity Objectives or Targets
Best practice under the SEC Code of Corporate Governance for Publicly-Listed Companies recommends the establishment of measurable objectives or targets for board diversity. In this respect, below are the Board’s diversity goals, considered as rolling targets over a 5-year period. Together with the Board Skills and Expertise Matrix, these are reviewed annually and updated as needed:

  1. Number of Female Directors on the Board: At least 2
  2. Target Number of Independent Directors on the Board: At least 5
  3. At least 1 director with knowledge of IT systems and technology governance in the financial services industry
  4. At least 1 director with marketing and customer management expertise

Progress towards these goals is also made through:

  • Increasing the number of female candidates considered for shortlisting as nominees for election of the board of directors at the annual stockholders’ meeting.
  • Regular review of a list of retired bank employees for consideration of directorship positions within parent, subsidiaries and affiliates.
  • Close coordination within Ayala Group of Companies for information on and shortlisting of independent candidates.
  • Liaison and relationship development with regulators for information on possible candidates for directorship.
  • Use of professional search firms/industry databases and associations to shortlist candidates.

Click here to read the bank's Board Diversity Policy in full.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Cesar V. Purisima

Chairman (Independent)

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Cezar P. Consing

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (ID)

Cesar V. Purisima

April 22, 2021

2/2

100%

Member (NED)

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

April 14, 2011

2/2

100%

Member (NED)

Cezar P. Consing

September 21, 2022

2/2

100%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

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Audit Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Audit Committee monitors and evaluates the Bank’s systems of internal controls, risk management and governance processes. It provides oversight on the integrity of the Bank’s financial statements and financial reporting process, performance of the internal and external audit functions, and compliance with bank policies, applicable laws and regulatory requirements.

In addition, the Committee reviews the external independent auditor’s annual audit plan, scope of work, overall performance and effectiveness. In consultation with Management, the Committee also approves the independent auditor’s terms of engagement and audit fees.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

Chairman (Independent)

Mario Antonio V. Paner

Member (Independent)

Cesar V. Purisima

Member (Independent)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (ID)

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

October 21, 2020

16/169

100%

Member (NED)

Octavio Victor R. Espiritu

April 15, 2010

16/169

100%

Member (ID)

Cesar V. Purisima

April 22, 2021

16/169

100%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023
9 Includes Special Joint Audit and Risk Management Committee Meeting

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

Committee Charter

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Risk Management Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Risk Management committee is tasked with nurturing a culture of risk management across the enterprise. It proposes guidelines and regularly reviews risk management structures, metrics, limits, and issues across the Bank, in order to meet and comply with regulatory and international standards on risk measurement and management. It also supports technology and training for key personnel in risk management.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Rizalina G. Mantaring

Chairman (Independent)

Janet Guat Har Ang

Member (Independent)

Cezar P. Consing

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Mario Antonio V. Paner

Member (Independent)

Cesar V. Purisima

Member (Independent)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (ID)

Rizalina G. Mantaring4

April 27, 2023

9/99

100%

Member (ID)

Janet Guat Har Ang

May 19, 2021

13/139

100%

Member (NED)

Cezar P. Consing5

April 27, 2023

10/119

91%

Member (NED)

Octavio Victor R. Espiritu

May 15, 2000

13/139

100%

Member (ID)

Cesar V. Purisima

April 22, 2021

13/139

100%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023
4 Committee member effective 27 April 2023
5 Committee member from 22 April 2021 to 15 February 2023 and 27 April 2023 to present
9 Includes Special Joint Audit and Risk Management Committee Meeting

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

Committee Charter

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Personnel and Compensation Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Personnel & Compensation Committee directs and ensures the development and implementation of long-term strategies and plans for the Bank's human resources, in alignment with the Board's vision for the organization.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

Chairman

Fernando Zobel de Ayala

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Cezar P. Consing

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Aurelio R. Montinola III

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

Member (Independent)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (NED)

Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala

September 21, 2022

6/88

75%

Member (NED)

Romeo L. Bernardo2

April 28, 2022

6/78

86%

Member (ID)

Ignacio R. Bunye6

April 23, 2020

3/38

100%

Member (NED)

Cezar P. Consing4

April 27, 2023

5/68

83%

Member (NED)

Aurelio R. Montinola III

April 18, 2013

7/88

87%

Member (ID)

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

April 23, 2020

8/88

100%

Member (NED)

Fernando Zobel de Ayala3

September 20, 2023

1/1

100%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023
2 Committee member until 12 September 2023
3 Committee member effective 20 September 2023
4 Committee member effective 27 April 2023
6 Committee member until 27 April 2023
8 Includes Joint Executive and Personnel & Compensation Committee Meeting

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

Committee Charter

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Retirement/Pension Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Retirement/Pension Committee oversees the fiduciary, administrative, investment portfolio, and other non-investment aspects of the Bank's retirement plan.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Aurelio R. Montinola III

Chairman

René G. Bañez

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Rizalina G. Mantaring

Member (Independent)

Karl Kendrick T. Chua

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (NED)

Aurelio R. Montinola III

May 19, 2021

3/4

75%

Member (NED)

Rene G. Bañez

August 18, 2021

4/4

100%

Member (NED)

Karl Kendrick T. Chua7

May 17, 2023

3/3

100%

Member (ID)

Rizalina G. Mantaring4

April 27, 2023

3/3

100%

Member (NED)

Ramon R. Del Rosario, Jr.6

April 22, 2021

1/1

100%

Legend:
1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023
4 Committee member effective 27 April 2023
6 Committee member until 27 April 2023
7 Committee member effective 17 May 2023

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

Committee Charter

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Related Party Transaction Committee

Committee roles and responsibilities

The Related Party Transaction Committee is charged with ensuring that the Bank's dealings with the public and various stakeholders are imbued with the highest standards of integrity. It independently reviews, vets, and endorses all related party transactions such that these transactions are dealt on terms no less favorable to the Bank than those generally available to an unaffiliated third party under the same or similar circumstances. The Chief Audit Executive and Chief Compliance Officer sit in committee meetings as non-voting members.

Committee Composition (Term 2024-2025)

Members

Position/Designation in Committee

Janet Guat Har Ang

Chairman (Independent)

René G. Bañez

Member (Non-Executive Director)

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

Member (Independent)

Committee Members Meeting Attendance

During 2023, the committee members attended meetings as follows: 

Position

Name

Date of Appointment

Attendance/ Meetings1

%

Chairman (ID)

Ignacio R. Bunye

April 20, 2017

12/12

100%

Member (NED)

Rene G. Bañez

August 18, 2021

12/12

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Member (ID)

Maria Dolores B. Yuvienco

April 25, 2019

12/12

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1 For the period of 01 January to 31 December 2023

Committee Performance

 

As part of the annual Board effectiveness review, a separate exercise was conducted to assess the Committee’s 2023 performance. The survey found the Committee to have performed its duties and responsibilities effectively.

 

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Succession Planning and Talent Management

The Board is committed to a process of orderly succession and acknowledges that a succession plan for the Board and its leadership positions is in the best interest of the Bank and its stakeholders. Leadership changes are not only carefully considered and planned, but are also part of a comprehensive risk management strategy that is guided by clear and transparent governance policies, processes, and laws.

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Performance evaluation

Under the guidance of the Corporate Governance and Sustainability Committee, the Board thoroughly reviews its performance, measured on the basis of what it delivers and how it delivers, how it meets its responsibilities to all BPI stakeholders, and how it addresses issues that impact the Board’s ability to effectively fulfill its fiduciary duties.

 

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AON Certification 2020

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AON Certification 2024

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BPI Performance Evaluation

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Remuneration

BPI’s remuneration policy for the Board and Management is aligned with risk incentives and supports sustainable, long-term value creation. Apart from ensuring that Board and Management pay appropriately reflects market and industry conditions and drives business strategy and financial performance, the policy likewise applies performance-based remuneration that rewards employees for their commitment to Bank’s strategy.

 

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The Management Team and Executive Officers

President

Jose Teodoro K. Limcaoco

Executive Vice Presidents

Maria Cristina L. Go

Maria Theresa D. Marcial

Marie Josephine M. Ocampo

Juan Carlos L. Syquia

 Heads of Control, Risk Management, and Compliance

Anna Liza O. Bobadilla

Ma. Cristina F. Asis

Maria Paz A. Garcia

Corporate Secretary

Maria Lourdes P. Gatmaytan

 

Senior Vice President

Abad, Mykel D.

Lukban, Maria Consuelo A.

Abola, Joaquin Maria B.

Mabiasen, Rodolfo K. Jr.

Aldip, Alma G.

Macapagal, Juan Jesus C.

Alonso, Joseph Anthony M.

Mapanao, Perlita S.

Ang, Olga S.

Marcos, Noelito C.

Aniceto, Homer L.

Minglana, Jerome B.

Asis, Ma Cristina F.

Neri, Emilio S. Jr.

Chee, Fitzgerald S.

Ngo Sy, Sheryl G.

Chuidian, Tomas S.

Ocliasa, Dominique R.

Cortez, Marie Antoinette S.

Osalvo, Emmanuel Jesus G.

Cruz, Luis Geminiano E.

Paulino, Ma Genalyn R.

De Vera, Joel A.

Peña, Ricardo D.

Eala, Maria Virginia O.

Pineda, Donarber N.

Fernandez, Rinaldo H.

Rocero, Anna Lyn J.

Fronda, Dennis T.

Salvador, Agnes Theresa A.

Galvez, Marwin L.

Santamaria, Mary Catherine Elizabeth P.

Garcia, Jeanette J.

Seminiano, Alexander G.

Garcia, Maria Paz A.

Sevilla, Christmas G.

Gasa, Jose Mari Israel V.

Sorra, Jethro Daniel S.

Gasmen, Dino Rudyardo F.

Sta Ana, Ana Liza C.

Gatmaytan, Ma. Lourdes P.

Sy, Cristina J.

Go, Raymond H.

Untalan, Barbara Ann C.

Jereza, Jose Raul E. Iv

Veloso, Roland Gerard R. Jr.

Lacerna, Jenelyn Z.

Yee, Andro M.

Lim, Maria Teresa Anna K.

Ysmael, Paul Roderick A.

Luchangco, Eric Roberto M.

Zialcita, Luis Antonio P.

 

Vice President

Abad Santos, Janette Y.

Gaerlan, Alejandro Antonio B.

Ruba, Andres B. Jr.

Abduhalim, Noel Y.

Garcia, Carlo Demetrius C.

Ruelo, Arsenio B.

Aberin, Anna Nerissa A.

Garcia, Emmanuel Gualberto R.

Ruiz, Anne Christine O.

Agdeppa, Maria Lourdes Valerie C.

Gianan, Maria Lucia P.

Saguindang, Isagani M.

Aguirre, Melanie Marie D.

Gingco, Rowena M.

Salvan, Jose Esteban J.

Alcuaz, Geraldine C.

Go, Donna May P.

Sampang, Jose P. Jr.

Almario, Rey Noel V.

Go, Rhory F.

Sampang, Maya B.

Almazan, Jinky C.

Gonzales, Glenda M.

San Diego, Ma Cristina L.

Almendras, Chairell Winston C.

Gonzalvo, Janette C.

Sanchez, Maria Teresa P.

Amado, Frances S.

Guiang, Georgia V.

Sangco, Jose Martin S.

Amante, Xavier Marc C.

Guirgen, Elaine Jean T.

Santos, Maria Claudina C.

Amarillo, Lorilei Joy E.

Gutierrez, Trisha Marie Gerette B.

Santos, Mylene Riza C.

Amoranto, John Albert P.

Hasegawa, Edgar C.

Santos, Pia Marie M.

Ampolitud, Mary Jane L.

Henson, Juanito Andres A.

Santos, Rowena A.

Andrada, Clyde F.

Herrera, Ivy Rose F.

Santoyo, Kristine Joy V.

Ang, Christian Ivan B.

Hierro, Teodoro Paterno J.

Saulog, Grace Pacita A.

Ang, Neil Vincent T.

Hipolito, Marie Eileen M.

Segui, Maribeth G.

Aquino, Jose Benjamin Augusto P. Jr.

Ibarra, Girly G.

Segundo, Servillano R.

Astorga, Gatsby Carlo T.

Imam, Robert B.

Sevilla, Don Cesar Teodoro L. Ii

Badua, Arrex S.

Infante, Reynante R.

Silverio, Marco Antonio C.

Baisac, Michelle M.

Iringan, Ariel M.

Singian, Jennifer Gayle P.

Banico, Alan A.

Isaac, Christine P.

Sison, Rolando Antonio D.

Banta, Jeri Alanz A.

Javier, Ivan Angelo E.

Soriano, Edwin R.

Barrameda, Ma Lourdes D.

Javier, Marco Miguel M.

Soriano, Rhoda A.

Barroga, Donna Michelle T.

Jimenez, Jose Gregorio T.

Taco, Eliza May T.

Barroquillo, Ericson H.

Jugo, Carlos V.

Taguba, Janette B.

Basilio, Maria Cristina A.

Laquindanum, Mary Jane Y.

Taguibao, Domingo Digno A. Jr.

Bato, Carina M.

Lataquin, Philip Joel P.

Tan, Cherish Honey C.

Bautista, Cynthia C.

Lee, Eugene O.

Tan, Janice U.

Bejar, Mary Catherine A.

Leonen, Lionel F.

Tan, Ma Elizabeth V.

Bernales, Dominador R. Jr.

Liang, Adonis G.

Teo, William C.

Bernales, Jesse Allan B.

Lim, Roseller B.

Tined, Edelinda R.

Bobadilla, Anna Liza O.

Lim, Steven S.

Tiu, Jennifer A.

Braganza, Sonia S.

Limson, Agnes B.

Torrijos, Maria Elena R.

Brocka, Virginia Gloria B.

Lopez, Redilberto V.

Treyes, Anthony Y.

Buensuceso, Maria Bella T.

Lualhati, Genaro N. Iv

Trinidad, Jonathan V.

Bustamante, Ma. Carmencita S.

Lucido, Roderick G.

Trocio, Bernadette S.

Cabral, Voltaire P.

Luna, Maria Ana M.

Tuddao, Dennis T.

Canlas, Mark Emmanuel L.

Mallari, Edward C.

Ty, Janice S.

Casals, Sheree N.

Manalo, Andrae V.

Ugsimar, Joel L.

Casaul, Allan H.

Manianglung, Luigi A.

Umayam, Editha F.

Catalan, Mari Margaret Z.

Marcelo, Edgardo R. Jr.

Ureta, Joy L.

Catelo, Felices V.

Marquez, Ma. Carmina T.

Valdez, Melissa Joy D.

Catindig, Myra Liza D.

Mauhay, Irene C.

Velasco, Irma D.

Cayco, Noreene T.

Medina, Melissa R.

Velez, Gemma T.

Celorico, Stephanie Faye C.

Melliza, Madeline H.

Verayo, Harold Ceasar T.

Chua, Lea Grace A.

Mendoza, Barbara B.

Victor, Ma. Ellen A.

Chua, Ma Lea Jasmin O.

Mercado, Arlene D.

Villaflores-Balatan, Melissa B.

Cirujano, Raymond Anthony M.

Mercado, Gerissa T.

Villanueva, Paul Donato V.

Coloma, Cesar Bernard R.

Mercado, Roberto Isabelo P.

Villaraza, Carmel Ace Q.

Concepcion, Lorina D.

Meregillano, Ma Theresa D.

Villegas, Christian R.

Cortes, Ellen S.

Miranda, Bessie D.

Wambangco, Angel Gerald D.

Costuna, Roel S.

Montemayor, Rochelle S.

Wee Sit, Clive Manuel O.

Crisostomo, Mari Len S.

Montenegro, Jose Victor G.

Yabut, Galo P.

Cruz, Feliciana S.

Montes, Vivian D.

Yulo, Lizbeth Joan P.

Cruz, Jamie Jasmin M.

Narvaez, Hermenegildo Z.

Fano, El Ferdinand L.

Cruz, Katrina Joy G.

Navarrete, Rhodora Marie R.

Villanueva, Ruby D.

Cruz, Reynaldo S. Jr.

Nicdao, Sheila M.

Abiog, Leni P.

Cuajotor, Dexter Lloyd C.

Ocampo, Amelita C.

Balingit, Ma Corazon C.

Daluz, Allan Gerard C.

Ocampo, Bernadette B.

Roque, Archie R.

David, Jan Lenard S.

Okoye, Ranjit Kaur B.

Janea, Maria Wilma C.

De Jesus, Donna M.

Ona, Laarni V.

De Castro, Anna Marie A.

De Jesus, Ma Cynthia Leticia S.

Pagulayan, Rhodora Adelaida C.

Leano, Leslie I.

Dee, Jericho S.

Paguntalan, Reygen C.

Basa, Lovellynne D.

Del Fierro, Anna Christina U.

Palafox, John Emmanuel J.

Alegario, Adonis G.

Dela Paz, Cecile Catherine A.

Pandan, Michelle Therese B.

Salvador, Rennielyn T.

Delfin, Christine I.

Panizales, Mark Launcel P.

Ato, Jacqueline B.

Delos Reyes, Anne A.

Pascual, Benedicto R. Jr.

Yuan, Ma Teresa M.

Dimaunahan, Ma Ofelia R.

Paz, Jonathan John B.

Masilungan, Janet Aurea A.

Eala, Jo Ann B.

Perez, Art Gerald B.

Rojas, Rosemarie Carmen P.

Elefano, Ria Gloria B.

Poblete, Carlo Eduardo P.

Lukang, Maria Arlene L.

Espiritu, Hazel Marie O.

Punzalan, Renato R.

Paredes, Charlo D.

Espiritu, Patricia S.

Quiambao, Norhene C.

Velasco, Melissa B.

Estoesta, Nina Monica C.

Quimbo, Joseph Sidney D.

Reyes, Baby Veroleen A.

Facundo, Alan Ramil T.

Ramos, Mary Jhoanna J.

Eleccion, Maximo S.

Farinas, Ritche G.

Ramos, May Lita D.

Roldan, Maria Ramona Isabelle L.

Faustino, Frederick M.

Raneses, Nino Jesus B.

Rivera, Eduard S.

Felipe, Herman Rufino S.

Raymundo, Maribeth A.

Dy, Beatrice Joan D.

Feranil, Catherine Y.

Reblora, Maria Regina R.

Clavesillas, John Christopher V.

Ferrer, Josephine B.

Rendon, Alfonso O. Jr.

Nieva, Trini Anne G.

Flor, Arthem Edward C.

Rivas, Rachelle F.

Pural-Andal, Ana Liza K.

Florentino, Maria Angelica G.

Rodriguez, Audrey May M.

Aquino, Ma. Felicia G.

Francisco, Charles Abelard L.

Romagos, Christian Paolo E.

Antonio, Roland Matthew B.

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