Bank of Commerce Lists Maiden Issuance of PHP 7.5 Billion Fixed Rate Bonds on PDEx

29 July 2022, Makati, Philippines —Bank of Commerce (BankCom or PSE: BNCOM), the banking arm of the San Miguel Group, lists its maiden Fixed Rate Bonds, issuing PHP 7.5 billion worth of bonds due 2024 on the Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. (PDEx). This marks the first tranche of a PHP 20 billion bond program.

PDEx President and CEO Antonino A. Nakpil remarked: “[BankCom] is back with what we note is a bond met with investor demand strong enough to close the offer period [after] two days… and 2.5 times larger than the original amount of PHP 3 billion. This listing is again auspicious as it caps off a record month of PHP 96.5 billion worth of new bonds listed. With SMC’s energy and banking subsidiaries accounting for almost half of these month’s issues this [BankCom] listing is once again another good omen for the listing year remaining.”

BankCom President and CEO Michelangelo R. Aguilar expressed his delight to the overwhelming interest from both institutional and retail investors. He said: “The overwhelming response on our first ever Peso bond issuance underscores the market’s confidence in BankCom’s performance, its creditworthiness, and growth potential as a publicly listed company and an affiliate of one of the Philippines’ largest and diversified conglomerates, San Miguel Corporation. Proceeds from this issuance will enable us to match long-term assets with long-term funding to reduce the Bank’s interest rate risk. Furthermore, diversifying our sources of funding will provide stability to propel loan growth in the corporate, SME and retail sectors. This issuance forms part of BankCom’s PHP 20 billion Bonds Programme.”

This 19th admission for 2022 brings the year-to-date total of new listings and enrollments to PHP 352.12 billion, pushing the total level of tradable corporate debt instruments to PHP 1.37 trillion issued by fifty-three companies, comprised of 191 securities.

 

 

 

PDEx Press Release BNCOM Fixed Rate Bonds

Alsons Lists PHP 1.1 Billion Commercial Paper On PDEx

In the photo (from left) are: Alsons Consolidated Resources, Inc. (ACR) Deputy Chief Finance Officer Philip Edward Sagun, PDS Group President Ma. Theresa B. Ravalo, ACR Chief Financial Officer Robert Yenko, ACR Executive Vice President Tirso Santillan, Jr., Multinational Investment Bancorporation President Marilou Cristobal and Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. (PDEx) President and COO Antonino A. Nakpil.

In the photo (from left) are: Alsons Consolidated Resources, Inc. (ACR) Deputy Chief Finance Officer Philip Edward Sagun, PDS Group President Ma. Theresa B. Ravalo, ACR Chief Financial Officer Robert Yenko, ACR Executive Vice President Tirso Santillan, Jr., Multinational Investment Bancorporation President Marilou Cristobal and Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. (PDEx) President and COO Antonino A. Nakpil.

12 July 2019, Makati Philippines – Alsons Consolidated Resources, Inc. (ACR) lists its third commercial paper issuance worth PHP 1.1 Billion on the Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. (PDEx) organized secondary market.

This additional issue from ACR increases its total outstanding listed amount to PHP 1.46 Billion Commercial Paper.

The 18th listing for the year brings the year-to-date total of new listings to PHP 227.84 Billion, raising the total level of tradable corporate debt instruments in PDEx to PHP 1.23 Trillion listed by 49 companies with a total of 179 securities.

Press Release _ ACR CP Due 2019 and 2020

BAP Advisory to Trading Participants: Inclusion of Done Deals in the calculation of PHP BVAL Reference Rates

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BANKERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES

BAP Advisory to Trading Participants

Inclusion of Done Deals in the calculation of PHP BVAL Reference Rates

We are pleased to announce that commencing today, November 9, 2018, PHP BVAL Reference Rates calculations already include rates from done deals for transactions with notional amounts equal to or greater than PHP 50 Million.  This transaction cut-off of PHP50 Million is consistent with the previous transaction cut-off set for the calculation of PDST rates for individual trades.  The delay in the deployment of this calculation methodology was due to the Quality Control process which was required by Bloomberg to ensure the BVAL rates produced and published are of high quality.

 

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Advisory to Trading Participants (2018-02) Inclusion of Done Deals on the PHP BVAL Reference Rates