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Minimum Deposit |
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Peso 250,000 |
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Only Peso denominated account is available |
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For corporate A/C only |
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Non-interest-bearing account |
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Check books are available |
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| Savings Deposit |
US$500
Peso25,000
Yen100,000 |
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Interest rates |
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US$ 0.5% |
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Peso 0.5% |
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Yen 0.1% |
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Unrestricted deposit and withdrawal |
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| Time Deposit |
US$10,000 |
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Interest rate : LIBOR-0.8% |
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Interest rates for early withdrawal and post-maturity : 0.5% |
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Placement periods : 1, 3, 6 months. Your deposit will be renewed automatically unless you state otherwise. |
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Inbound Remittance |
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You can claim remittances over the counter without having an account at our branch.
(The remitter must specify your passport No. and name as written in your passport and also provide a contact number.) |
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To claim the remitted funds over the counter, present your passport or a local driver¡¯s license. |
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No limit on the remitted amount |
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Outbound Remittance |
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No limit on remittance amount in US Dollars |
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Charges |
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Up to US$4,000 : US$10 |
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Above US$4000 : Remitted fund x 0.25% (Max. US$100) |
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Outbound Remittance : Cable Charge US$15 per remittance |
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Miscellaneous |
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Considering the difficulties cashing traveller¡¯s checks in the Philippines, Telegraphic Transfer is recommended. |
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You can hardly find banks offering card loans for Visa card holders and global cash deposit machines services in the Philippines. (So, remittance would be a better means to fund necessary expenses.) |
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Consumer/Corporate Financing
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Working Loans |
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Personal Loans |
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Mortgage Loans |
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Car Loans |
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Equipment Loans |
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Trade Finance
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L/C |
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DP/DA |
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Sight Bills Bought/Export Usance Bills Bought |
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