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Roadshow Unites Region I & CAR Bankers

The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) successfully held the Angel Network Roadshow for Region I and the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) on May 26 & 27, 2025, at Awesome Hotel in San Juan, La Union. The two-day event brought together rural bankers and industry partners to foster stronger connections and encourage collaboration in uplifting countryside banking. Region I and CAR are home to 46 rural banks, part of over 400 rural banks across the country.

Distinguished speakers from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) delivered timely insights through the Economic and Financial Learning Outreach, the Technology Risk and Innovation Supervision Department, and the Financial Inclusion Office. Representatives from the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC), along with partners from the FinTech and motor vehicle industries, also shared updates and presentations relevant to the rural banking sector.

Rang-ay Bank joined fellow rural banks in this meaningful event, reaffirming its active role in supporting initiatives that promote growth, resilience, and inclusive progress. Rang-ay Bank President and CEO Ives Jesus Nisce II also participated in the roadshow, further underscoring the bank’s leadership and dedication to rural banking advancement.

 
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Rang-ay Chairman Honored by National Association

               Rang-ay Bank Chairman Ives Q. Nisce was recently honored by the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) with a Plaque of Recognition for his dedicated service as a past President of the national association. The awarding took place during a fellowship gathering of rural bankers from across the country.
 
               Chairman Nisce’s leadership has left a lasting impact on the rural banking sector, particularly in advancing financial inclusion and strengthening countryside development. His tenure as RBAP President was marked by strategic advocacy and support for rural banks nationwide.
 
The recognition reflects not only his individual achievements but also Rang-ay Bank’s longstanding commitment to empowering communities and supporting the growth of the rural banking industry. Under Chairman Nisce’s guidance, the bank has championed financial inclusion, expanded access to credit for farmers and small business owners, and actively supported policies that strengthen rural economies. His leadership continues to inspire meaningful progress in delivering accessible and reliable banking services to the countryside.
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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Approves Rang-ay Bank’s Capital Hike to 1Billion Pesos

As part of Rang-ay Bank’s strengthening program and to support its long-term expansion plans, the bank to increased its authorized capital stock from Php 500 million to Php 1 billion. The increase in authorized capital stock is a significant milestone in the bank’s journey. The capital increase is expected to provide the financial headroom necessary to sustain this momentum and fund future initiatives.
 
The application was approved by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) last January 21, 2025, and likewise approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last May 07, 2025. The certificate of increase was officially handed over by SEC-Baguio Extension Office Director Atty. Regina May Cajucom-De Guzman to      Rang-ay Bank’s President & CEO Mr. Ives Jesus C. Nisce II and Baguio Branch Senior Branch Manager Ms. Milagros Aida G. Guanzo received the certificate during a brief ceremony at the SEC Baguio Branch on May 16, 2025. The capital stock increase reaffirms the Bank’s commitment to financial inclusion and rural development. 
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Empowering Local Farmers through Financial Education

Rang-ay Bank was invited to conduct a financial literacy training session for the Federated Farmers of Galimuyod, Ilocos Sur, held at the Legislative Building in Galimuyod. The session was led by Rang-ay Bank’s North Branches Area Manager Dennis Dosono, along with Candon Senior Branch Manager Jane Castillo and Marketing Officer Zi Dean Tagayuna.
 
The training aimed to empower local farmers by teaching the fundamentals of financial management, including budgeting, saving, and responsible borrowing—helping them make informed financial decisions and improve their livelihood.
 
RANG-AY BANK is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). Deposits are insured by the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) up to P1 Million per depositor.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting 2025

Rang-ay Bank held its Annual Stockholders’ Meeting on May 10, 2025, at its Head Office in San Fernando City, La Union. The meeting allowed management to report on the bank’s 2024 performance and elect the Board of Directors.
 
As Rang-ay Bank marked its 68th year in 2024, it reaffirmed its commitment to rural development. A major portion of its loans supported mSMEs and the agricultural sector. The bank also achieved record-high deposits across its 31 branches by year-end.
 
The bank expanded its reach by opening its 31st branch in Caba, La Union, and relocating its Narvacan Branch. Notable recognitions included Laoag Branch as Top 1 Taxpayer and Luna Branch ranking among the Top 3 in Western Union transactions. The launch of the Rang-ay Mobile Banking App also enhanced customer convenience.
 
Chairman Ives Nisce thanked the team for their dedication, noting the bank’s sustained status as the No. 1 bank in its class in the Ilocos and Cordillera Regions, and acknowledged the continued support of shareholders and the local community.
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