PayMongo co-founder Luis Sia reposted a feature article on his Facebook account announcing the latest milestone of the enterprise.
The Bankero wrote on his account, “A huge thank you to all our partners that made this Series B possible. With this, we hope to enable more businesses to participate in the digital economy within the Philippines and beyond.”
Before ending the post, he teased: “PayMongo is just getting started.”
Excited for it!
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Security Bank Corporation First Vice-President and Wholesale to Retail Division Head, Emy Arceo (5th from left) and Security Bank Corporate Social Responsibility Officer, Frances Sumulong (6th from left) with Inansagan savings group leader Marlon Amorio (3rd from left) and team.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has ordered the closure of Rural Bank of San Juan (Southern Leyte) Inc., marking the fourth rural bank shut down this year as the BSP aims to eliminate weak players in the industry.
Landbank of the Philippines signs a P160-million loan agreement with the local government of Allen, Samar, to support various development projects aimed at delivering essential public services and promoting local economic growth.
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FWD Philippines appoints Manolito “Lito” T. Tayag and Henry Joseph M. Herrera as independent directors, bringing their expertise in sustainable growth and digital transformation to advance the company’s strategies and governance standards.
Fitch Ratings has revised the credit rating outlook of five major Philippine banks to stable from negative.
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