President’s Message
2005 Annual Credit Management Conference of Visayas Rural Banks 07-08 April 2005 Villa Hotel, Ormoc City Congratulations to all Visayas rural bankers on the event of your 2005 Annual Credit Management Conference
Letter to BSP re: Joint Venture Agreement of Banks
DRAFT January 9, 2005 HON. NESTOR ESPENILLA DEPUTY GOVERNOR BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS MALATE, MANILA
RBAP Salutes GREEN BANK: 25th Among Top 1000 Taxpayers
The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) through the leadership of Mr. Senen D. Glorioso salutes the Rural Greenbank of Caraga, Inc. for hitting the 25th rank among the top 1000 Centennial taxpayers of the Philippines. Mr. Joseph Omar O. Andaya, President and Chairman of the Board of Green Bank received the Plaque of …
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Sagip-Tulong Relief and Medical Mission
I wish to report that your association conducted the relief and medical mission under RBAP SAGIP-TULONG FUND last Saturday, January 8. It was undertaken jointly with the Philippine Airforce arranged by our RBAP Vice President for Mindanao and President of RB of Cantillan, Inc. Gen. William K. Hotchkiss III (Ret.). PAF Civil Assistant Chief of …
RBAP and QUEDANCOR Reinforce Mutual Cooperation
RBAP Pres. Senen D. Glorioso shakes hands with Quedancor President Nelson C. Buenaflor during the MOA Signing A new Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) between the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) and Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee Corporation (QUEDANCOR) was crafted in order to deliver appropriate credit support services to the rural populace. Signed …
ADB Recognizes RBs Help to OFWs
The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines represented by its President, Mr. Senen D. Glorioso participated on the ADB conference as one of the panelists on REMITTANCES AS A DEVELOPMENT TOOL. He recounted the “Role of Rural Banks as Microfinance Institutions in Remittances.”
Rice and Corn Production Status and Outlook
Food security and agriculture productivity is a perennial concern of the government due to its on-going offensive against poverty. The annual output of rice and corn, being the country’s staple food, is regularly monitored by the Department of Agriculture (DA) through the Sub-Committee on Cereals (SCC). The SCC is composed of different DA Bureau, input …