As of March 2012, Banco de Oro (BDO) is still the only Philippine bank that has surpassed the one-trillion-peso mark in assets. BDO first surpassed the trillion mark in the second quarter of 2011 (April May June 2011).

Here’s a list of the TOP 25 Commercial and Universal Banks in the Philippines, based on total assets as of MARCH 2012, as published by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas on its website.

RANK   BANK ASSETS in PREVIOUS
BILLION PESOS  RANK
1 BDO1,078.9151
2 METROBANK  709.237 2
3 BPI  654.3273
4 LANDBANK  604.4254
5 PNB  306.1246
6DBP  302.6595
7 RCBC  289.9657
8CHINABANK  265.93310
9UNION BANK  257.5688
10CITIBANK  246.3409
11 SECURITY BANK  212.34011
12 UCBP  198,39012
13 ALLIED BANK  167.73214
14 HSBC  160.99213
15 PHILTRUST  103.76715
16 BANCOM   99.08816
17 EASTWEST   86.56817
18 STANDARD CHARTERED      66.25119
19VETERANS   58.51318
20AUB   49.56420
21DEUTSCHE BANK   49.12724
22MAYBANK   48.92321
23PBCOM   46.96322
24ANZ   38.41523
25ROBINSONS BANK   36.64928

Banks that Rose in Rank or Assets
(Over the Period from Dec 2011 to March 2012)

Deutsche Bank — from rank 24 to rank 21, from 40.185 to 49.127

Robinsons Bank — from rank 28 to rank 25, from 31.474 to 36.649

China Bank — from rank 10 to rank 8, from 258.442 to 265.933

Allied Bank — from rank 14 to rank 13, despite dropping in assets

Banks That Dropped in Assets or Rank

Metrobank — from 753.866 to 709.237

BPI — from 685.340 to 654.327

LANDBANK — from 683.923 to 604.425

PNB — from 314.424 to 306.124 but rose from rank 6 to 5

DBP — from 339.992 to 302.659 dropped from rank 5 to 6

RCBC — from 291.889 to 289.965

East West — from 94.587 to 86.568

Veterans — from rank 18 to 19 despite increasing in assets

Maybank — from rank 21 to 22 despite increase in assets

HSBC — from 170.032 to 160.992, from rank 13 to 14

Union Bank — from 269.108 to 257.568, from rank 8 to 9

ANZ — from 41.214 to 38.415

Citibank — from 266.729 to 246.340

Security Bank — from 215.061 to 212.340

Top Banks in the Philippines, by Assets Dec 2011
Top Savings Banks in the Philippines, by Assets Dec 2011

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