Financial Literacy Seminar Marks Rang-ay Bank’s Continuing 70th Anniversary Celebration
As part of the celebration of Rang-ay Bank’s 70th Anniversary, the Agoo (LU) Cluster, Central Cluster, and Dagupan Cluster, in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), conducted multiple Financial Literacy Seminars for DSWD Sustainable Livelihood Program beneficiaries, reaffirming the Bank’s commitment to financial inclusion and community empowerment.
The seminar equipped participants with practical knowledge on budgeting, saving, and responsible financial management while encouraging them to develop healthy financial habits.
One highlight of the activity is the offer of Rang-ay Bank’s Basic Deposit Account (BDA), an affordable and accessible savings account that can be opened with an initial deposit of only ₱100 andone valid ID. Designed to make banking easier for first-time account holders, the BDA provides a safe and convenient way for beneficiaries to save their money, manage their finances, and take the first step toward a more secure financial future.







Rang-ay Bank Joins BSP Paleng-QR Ph Plus Launching in San Juan, La Union
Rang-ay Bank participated in the launch of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Paleng-QR Ph Plus Program on June 10, 2026, at the town’s Multi-Purpose Training Center in San Juan, La Union. The initiative, led by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the LGU of San Juan, promotes the use of digital payments among market vendors, transport operators, micro-entrepreneurs, and consumers through the QR Ph payment system. Clients using Rang-ay Bank’s digital platform can participate by downloading the Rang-ay Bank Mobile Banking App, registering their account, and using the QR scanning feature to make quick and secure payments and transactions. Rang-ay reaffirmed its commitment to advancing digital financial inclusion and supporting the country’s transition to a cash-less transactions through it’s mobile banking app.
The initiative highlights Rang-ay Bank’s commitment to financial empowerment as it celebrates its 70th Anniversary.
Panag RANG-AY ti Amianan 






Banking Leaders Gather in Baguio City for RBAP Roadshow
The Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) headed by President Atty. Patrick Bryan Absin, successfully held the Angel Network Roadshow for Regions 1, Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), II, and III on May 07 and 08, 2026, at Venus Parkview Hotel in Baguio City. The two-day event brings together countryside bankers to encourage collaboration in rural development. Regions 1, II, III & CAR are home to 128 rural banks, part of around 400 rural banks across the country. Attending for Rang-ay Bank were Director Niña Francisca T. Palabay and Director Marlyn M. Ubaldo.
Rang-ay Bank President & CEO Ives Jesus C. Nisce II served as a speaker on Day 2 of the event, sharing insights on growing the banking business and strengthening the sector. Other speakers include Atty. Roberto Figueroa and Ms. Anna Marie Lagman from Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Mr. Niño Ray Villanueva from Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).

Celebrating Service and Leadership: Rotary PDG Rudy Nisce Foundation
On May 19, 2026, the Rotary PDG Rudy Nisce Foundation, Inc. held it’s annual meeting at Thunderbird Resort Poro Point, San Fernando, La Union, led by Rotary Club President Alvin Dumuk & Foundation President PP Jun Mangaoang who shared inspiring messages on the Foundation’s continued commitment to education and community impact.
Dedicated to the Rotary ideal of “Service Above Self,” the Foundation was established in honor of Rotary’s first District Governor from La Union, who also happens to be Rang-ay Bank’s first President, Atty. Rodolfo M. Nisce.
The gathering ended with gratitude and optimism for the Foundation’s continuing mission for education of our youth







Annual Stockholders Meeting
Rang-ay Bank held its Annual Stockholders’ Meeting on May 30, 2026, at its Head Office in San Fernando City, La Union, where management reported on the bank’s 2025 performance and elected the Board of Directors.
Celebrating its 70th year, the bank reaffirmed its commitment to rural development, with significant support for mSMEs and agriculture. It achieved record-high deposits across its 32 branches and expanded its network through the opening of its San Carlos, Pangasinan Branch and the relocation of its Dingras (I.N.) & La Trinidad (B) Branches.
Key achievements included Laoag Branch being recognized as Top 1 Taxpayer in the public market, Luna (LU) Branch ranking Top 2 in Western Union remittances, and the Bank’s national award from SSS as the best collecting partner bank. Chairman Ives Nisce thanked shareholders and other stakeholders; highlighting the bank’s sustained position for their continued support, as the No. 1 bank in its class in the Ilocos and Cordillera Regions.








