BASIC DEPOSIT ACCOUNT
- March 1, 2021
65 YEARS, 30 BRANCHES
- March 1, 2021
Tubao (La Union) Branch is the first branch to open outside San Fernando City, La Union on November 27, 1982. It is located at No. 1 Verceles St., Poblacion, Tubao, La Union.
Vigan (Ilocos Sur) Branch is the 10th branch of the bank and 7th branch outside La Union. It opened on April 26, 2004 at Galleria de Vigan, Florentino St., Plaza Burgos, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. A total of 9 branches in Ilocos Sur.
Rosales (Pangasinan) Branch formerly located at Petron Square, Carmen Complex, Rosales was inaugurated on October 15, 2009. The new location of the branch is now in Gen. Luna St. Brgy Zone 3, Rosales Pangasinan.
San Juan (La Union) Branch is inaugurated on January 16, 2013 at G/F Public Market, Ili Sur , San Juan La Union. It is the bank’s 25th branch and 10th Branch in the province of La Union.
Aringay (La Union) Branch is the 30th and newest branch of the bank. It formally opened last January 14, 2021 as part of the 65th Anniversary Celebration of Rang-ay Bank. The bank has 13 branches in La Union.
30TH BRANCH OPENS IN ARINGAY (LA UNION)
- January 25, 2021
As part of the 65th Anniversary celebration, Rang-ay Bank formally inaugurated its Aringay (La Union) Branch last January 14, 2021. The newest branch is located at the ground floor of the town’s new public market in San Benito Sur, Aringay, La Union.
The blessing started with prayers in front of the new branch premises officiated by Rev. Father Frederick Ferrer of St. Lucy Parish Church followed by the cutting of the ceremonial ribbon led by Aringay Vice Mayor Benjamin Sibuma and Dra. Rosita Canlas-Nisce assisted by the bank’s Chairman Ives Nisce and President & CEO Ives Jesus Nisce II with the clients, guests and LGU officials. The bank also turned over the donation of monoblock chairs to the LGU-Aringay received by Market Superintendent Jose Bernal.
Aringay (LU) Branch is the bank’s 30th branch and 13th in the province of La Union. A full service branch with a complete line of banking services. The bank offers safe and secure deposit services, provides affordable loans plus other services like international & local remittances, bills payment and collection of contributions & payout of pensions of SSS.
FACE SHIELDS FOR FRONTLINERS
- January 25, 2021
Through the years, Rang-ay Bank actively extends a helping hand to the community by giving back to the people who have placed their trust in the bank.
Last November 27, 2020, Rang-ay Bank headed by Area Manager for Central Branches Thelma Tabafunda together with Security Officer Reggie Ordoño led a project with the DepED School Division Office-City of San Fernando Disaster Risk Reduction Management (SDO-CSF DRRM) Coordinator Ray Anton Rimas. The bank donated acrylic face shields and T-shirts to DRRM coordinators from different schools in the City of San Fernando, La Union. The turnover was held at Bangbangolan National High School (BNHS), City of San Fernando, La Union. The project aims to provide safety to the DepED Personel in performing their duties and responsibilities to our learners, schools and the community.
As fellow frontliners who serve the people of the countryside, Rang-ay Bank is optimistic that as we diligently follow the health protocols being implemented, we shall overcome this pandemic. The bank also believes that whatever challenges that may come, the spirit of Christmas will always stay.
AGSERSERBI MANIPUD 1956
- January 25, 2021
An Ilocano Institution: born, raised and nurtured by the Ilocanos. Rang-ay Bank celebrated Sixty Five (65) years of Countryside Banking with a recognition and awarding programme participated by it’s 30 branches via teleconference. The event was held on January 16, 2021 at One Nisce Place (ONP) Events Hall, City of San Fernando, La Union.
The event started with an opening remarks from Chairman Ives Nisce who shares the success story of Rang-ay Bank growing from a one (1) unit bank with only four employee to thirty (30) strong branches and more than two hundred fifty strong manpower in the Ilocos & Cordillera Regions. One highlight of the event was the recognition and awarding of the top performing branches and Head Office units for the 2nd semester and for the whole year of 2020. Another highlight was the pinning of the newly promoted officers for their continuous dedication in achieving the bank’s mission and vision.
Part of the program was “Gunglo Iti Mannurat nga Ilokano” (GUMIL) La Union President Ms. Djuna Alcantara delivered a talk about the Iloko heritage, culture and language. President & CEO Ives Jesus Nisce II congratulated all the bankers for a successful 2020 despite the pandemic.
At 65, Rang-ay Bank is also the oldest enduring private bank in Ilocandia and one of the most established banks in the country, a respected and trustworthy financial institution bringing progress and prosperity to the community. The bank is a hardworking countryside financial institution founded on January 16, 1956 by its visionary and civic-spirited Ilocano leaders led by Doña Numeriana “Yanang” Tavora-Querol and Don Teofilo A. Nisce. It has grown to become the biggest bank of its class in Region 1 & Cordilleras. As such, it continues to provide modern products and services to entrepreneurs,farmers, salaried employees, home owners, pensioners and people of North Luzon.
