Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, 2013 to 2015

Here below are several charts showing the top 40 savings banks in the Philippines, from 2013 to 2015.

See the latest ranking –>> Top Thrift Banks in the Philippines, as of the latest quarterly financial report.

We start with the top thrift banks, based on total assets as of March 2014. Only these 40 savings banks out of 69 savings banks or thrift banks surpassed the one-billion-peso mark in total assets as of March 2014.

RANK    BANK ASSETS RANK
MAR BILLION DEC
2014 PESOS 2013
 1.  BPI Family 206.639 1
 2.  PSBank 139.915 2
 3.  RCBC Savings  68.808 3
 4.  Planters Development  50.024 4
 5.  Philippine Business  49.128 5
 6.  City Savings  34.619 6
 7.  HSBC Savings  27.224 7
 8.  Sterling Bank  26.954 8
 9.  China Bank Savings  19.096 9
10.  Allied Savings  14.938 12
11.  UCPB Savings  12.656 10
12.  BPI Direct Savings  12.370 11
13.  Security Bank Savings  11.145 14
14.  First Consolidated  10.624 13
15.  PR Savings   9.642 16
16.  Producers Savings   8.055 17
17.  Philippine Postal   7.749 19
18.  Real Bank   7.654 18
19.  Malayan Bank Savings   7.044 20
20.  1st Valley Bank   6.825 22
21.  Citibank Savings   6.666 15
22.  Equicom Savings   6.461 21
23.  Wealth Development   5.166 23
24.  Luzon Development   4.022 24
25.  Citystate Savings   3.642 25
26.  United Overseas   2.577 31
27.  Legazpi Savings Bank   2.475 23
28.  Penbank   2.309 27
29.  Enterprise Bank   2.102 28
30.  Queen City Development   1.746 30
31.  ComSavings Bank   1.708 29
32.  Optimum Development   1.429 32
33.  BPI Globe Banko   1.389 26
34.  Hiyas Banking   1.351 34
35.  Bank One Savings   1.292 35
36.  CARD SME Bank   1.250 37
37.  Dumaguete City Development   1.201 36
38.  Century Savings   1.159 38
39.  Tong Yang Savings   1.117 39
40.  Isla Bank   1.056 40

Ranking of Smaller Savings Banks, by Assets, March 2014

NOTES:
. 1st Valley Bank upgraded from rural bank to thrift bank on August 1, 2013,
following its acquisition of Community Rural Bank of Clarin (Misamis Occidental) Inc.

   It ranked 22nd in total assets among all savings banks in December 2013, with an asset total of 6.265 billion pesos.
   It moved up to No. 20, posting an asset total of 6.825 billion pesos, in the January to March 2014 quarter.

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Top 40 Savings Banks, by Assets, as of December 2015

RANK              BANK ASSETS RANK
DECEMBER BILLION SEPTEMBER
2015 PESOS 2015
 1. BPI Family 266.379 1
 2. PSBank 168.181 2
 3. RCBC Savings   92.809 3
 4. Philippine Business   65.890 4
 5. City Savings   65.258 5
 6. Planters Development   49.883 6
 7. Sterling Bank   30.734 7
 8. Bank of Makati   27.916 8
 9. China Bank Savings   27.253 10
 10. HSBC Savings   22.947 9
11. PNB Savings   22.667 11
12. First Consolidated   14.860 13
13. UCPB Savings   14.787 12
14. BPI Direct Savings   13.791 14
15. Philippine Postal   12.074 16
16. PR Savings   11.358 15
17. Producers Savings   10.596 17
No. 18 to
No. 38
18. Equicom Savings   7.676 19
19. Wealth Development   7.245 20
20. Malayan Bank Savings   7.045 18
21. 1st Valley Bank   6.919 21
22. Luzon Development   5.553 22
23. Citystate Savings   4.959 23
24. Penbank   2.852 24
25. CARD SME Bank   2.377 28
26. TongYang Savings   2.100 35
27. Enterprise Bank   2.055 26
28. United Overseas   2.011 25
29. Legazpi Savings   1.947 27
30. Queen City Development   1.888 29
31. Optimum Development   1.607 30
32. ComSavings Bank   1.573 31
33. Bank One Savings   1.469 34
34. Hiyas Banking   1.465 32
35. Century Savings   1.416 33
36. Dumaguete City Development   1.272 37
37. Isla Bank   1.268 36
38 Merchants Savings and Loan Assn   1,019 41

Ranking of Smaller Savings Banks (With Less Than 10 Billion Pesos)
No, 39 to No.

Notes:

—  PNB Savings Bank is formerly Allied Savings Bank.
—  Security Bank Savings, formerly Premiere Development Bank, was acquired by its parent Security Bank in 2015.
—  Bank of Makati, formerly the No. 1 rural bank in the country,
started operating as a thrift bank in April 2015.
—  TongYang Savings Bank moved up by 9 levels, from No. 35 to No.26, over the quarter.
TongYang Savings, formerly Orion Savings Bank, was acquired by Taiwanese bank
Yuanta Commercial Bank. Yuanta was the fifth foreign bank that invested in the Philippines                 following the enactment of the banking liberalization law in 2014.
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Top 38 Savings Banks, by Assets September 2015

RANK BANK ASSETS RANK
SEPTEMBER BILLION SEPTEMBER
2015 PESOS 2014
 1. BPI Family 243.280 1
 2. PSBank 158.288 2
 3. RCBC Savings  86.486 3
 4. Philippine Business  62.548 4
 5. City Savings  61.813 5
 6. Planters Development  47.607 6
 7. Sterling Bank  31.250 7
 8. Bank of Makati  26.922 -*
 9. HSBC Savings  25.418 8
10. China Bank Savings  25.120 9
11. PNB Savings  21.075 10*
12. UCPB Savings  14.215 11
13. First Consolidated  13.916 13
14. BPI Direct Savings  12.889 12
15. PR Savings  12.305 15
16. Philippine Postal  12.087 16
No. 17 to
No. 38
17. Producers Savings   8.580 17
18. Malayan Bank Savings   7.520 20
19. Equicom Savings   7.340 18
20. Wealth Development   6.963 21
21. 1st Valley Bank   6.653 19
22. Luzon Development   5.397 22
23. Citystate Savings   4.383 23
24. Penbank   2.843 28
25. United Overseas   2.155 24
26. Enterprise Bank   2.082 27
27. Legazpi Savings   2.057 25
28. CARD SME Bank   1.935 31
29. Queen City Development   1.820 28
30. Optimum Development   1.762 30
31. ComSavings Bank   1.562 29
32. Hiyas Banking   1.458 32
33. Century Savings   1.426 34
34. Bank One Savings   1.423 33
35. TongYang Savings   1.382 35
36. Isla Bank   1.297 37
37. Dumaguete City Development   1.228 36
38. World Partners   1.077 38

Notes:
_* This September 2015 ranking is just the second quarterly ranking in which Bank of Makati is ranked as a thrift bank. It was previously a rural bank. It started operating as a savings bank on April 15, 2015.
Bank of Makati was first ranked as a savings bank in the June 2015 asset ranking. It was ranked No. 8, with 26.971 billion pesos in total assets.
When it was still operating as a rural bank, it was No. 1 among all rural banks, in close competition with One Network Bank, the largest bank in Mindanao.

10*  When PNB Savings Bank was ranked No. 10 in the Sep 2014 ranking, its name was still Allied Savings Bank.
Allied Savings Bank started operating as PNB Savings Bank in December 2014.
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Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, by Assets March 2015

RANK BANK ASSETS RANK
MARCH BILLION MARCH
2015 PESOS 2014
 1. BPI Family 228.495 1
 2. PSBank 138.634 2
 3. RCBC Savings  79.797 3
 4. Philippine Business  58.337 5
 5. City Savings  57.771 6
 6. Planters Development  46.123 4
 7. Sterling Bank  34.319 8
 8. HSBC Savings  23.203 7
 9. China Bank Savings  22.424 9
10. PNB Savings  19.931 10
11. BPI Direct Savings  13.667 12
12. UCPB Savings  13.313 11
13. First Consolidated  13.127 14
14. Security Bank Savings  10.569 13
15. PR Savings  10.500 15
No. 16 to
No. 38
16. Philippine Postal   9.495 17
17. Producers Savings   8.829 16
18. Equicom Savings   7.619 22
19. Wealth Development   6.734 23
20. 1st Valley Bank   6.414 20
21. Malayan Bank Savings   5.967 19
22. Luzon Development   4.998 24
23. Citystate Savings   4.036 25
24. Penbank   2.747 28
25. Legazpi Savings   2.480 27
26. United Overseas   2.396 26
27. Enterprise Bank   2.144 29
28. Queen City Development   1.794 30
29. CARD SME Bank   1.692 36
30. Optimum Development   1.567 32
31. ComSavings Bank   1.566 31
32. Hiyas Banking   1.409 34
33. Century Savings   1.373 38
34. Bank One Savings   1.362 35
35. Dumaguete City Development   1.345 37
36. Isla Bank   1.312 40
37. TongYang Savings   1.247 39
38. BPI Globe Banko   1.101 33

Changes Since March 2014:
BDO acquired Citibank Savings and The Real bank in 2014.
Citibank Savings remained a savings bank and has been renamed Banco De Oro Savings Bank.

The Real Bank’s assets and liabilities were acquired by BDO, afterwhich Real Bank surrendered its authority to operate as a savings bank.
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Top 37 Savings Banks in the Philippines, Based on Deposits, as of March 2015

RANK BANK DEPOSITS RANK
MARCH BILLION MARCH
2015 PESOS 2014
 1 BPI Family 200.424 1
 2 PSBank 110.556 2
 3 RCBC Savings  68.361 3
 4 Philippine Business  47.097 5
 5 Planters Development  40.381 4
 6 City Savings  35.389 8
 7 Sterling Bank  29.625 7
 8 HSBC Savings  20.320 6
 9 China Bank Savings  19.249 9
10 BPI Direct Savings  12.225 10
No. 11 to
No. 28
11 UCPB Savings   9.841 12
12 PNB Savings   8.630 11
13 First Consolidated   8.286 14
14 Philippine Postal   8.214 15
15 Equicom Savings   6.286 18
16 Wealth Development   6.165 20
17 Producers Savings   4.899 21
18 Malayan Bank Savings   4.850 17
19 Luzon Development   4.259 23
20 1st Valley Bank   3.900 22
21 Citystate Savings   3.222 24
22 PR Savings   2.533 26
23 Legazpi Savings   2.107 25
24 Penbank   2.078 27
25 Hiyas Banking   1.233 28
26 Dumaguete City Development   1.098 32
27 Queen City Development   1.087 30
28 Enterprise Bank   1.046 33
No. 29 to
No. 37
29 CARD SME Bank   0.967 34
30 ComSavings Bank   0.934 31
31 TongYang Savings   0.847 37
32 Bank One Savings   0.772 36
33 World Partners   0.748 35
34 BPI Globe Banko   0.733 29
35 Optimum Development   0.727 38
36 Isla Bank   0.636 41
37 United Overseas   0.612 39

NOTES:
The acquisition of Security Bank Savings Corp. by its parent company Security Bank was approved by the BSP in February 2015. All branches of Security Bank Savings started operating as full-service Security Bank branches in April 2015.
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Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, based on total assets as of Dec 2014

RANK BANK ASSETS RANK
DEC BILLION SEP
2014 PESOS 2014
 1. BPI Family 241.083 1
 2. PSBank 144.487 2
 3. RCBC Savings  81.099 3
 4. Philippine Business  58.131 4
 5. City Savings  56.273 5
 6. Planters Development  46.586 6
 7. Sterling Bank  33.916 7
 8. HSBC Savings  24.407 8
 9. China Bank Savings  21.190 9
10. Allied Savings  20.901 10
11. UCPB Savings  13.390 11
12. BPI Direct Savings  13.345 12
13. First Consolidated  13.105 13
14. Security Bank Savings  11.083 14
15. Producers Savings  10.504 17
16. PR Savings  10.468 15
17. Philippine Postal   9.152 16
18. Equicom Savings   7.066 18
19. 1st Valley Bank   6.767 19
20. Wealth Development   6.280 21
21. Malayan Bank Savings   6.251 20
22. Luzon Development   4.813 22
23. Penbank   2.728 26
24. United Overseas   2.350 24
25. Enterprise Bank   2.217 27
26. Legazpi Savings  2.161 25
27. Queen City Development   1.792 28
28. CARD SME Bank   1.675 31
29. Optimum Development   1.591 30
30. ComSavings Bank   1.574 29
31. Hiyas Banking   1.390 32
32. Bank One Savings   1.378 33
33. Century Savings   1.298 34
34. Dumaguete City Development   1.226 36
35. TongYang Savings   1.191 35
36. Isla Bank   1.157 37

Should be 38 Banks...
The following 2 banks are not in the list above, most likely due to report submission issues:
.  Citystate Savings was No. 27 in the September 2014 ranking, with 3.783 billion in total
assets
.  BPI Globe Banko was No. 35 in the June 2014 ranking, with 1,235 billion in total assets

Ranking of Smaller Savings Banks (Nos. 39 to 66)

Top Thrift Banks in the Philippines
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Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, based on total assets, as of Sep 2014

RANK    BANK ASSETS RANK
SEP BILLION JUNE
2014 PESOS 2014
 1.  BPI Family 210.876 1
 2.  PSBank 150.128 2
 3.  RCBC Savings  73.834 3
 4.  Philippine Business  53.465 4
 5.  City Savings  51.664 6
 6.  Planters Development  49.013 5
 7.  Sterling Bank  33.232 7
 8.  HSBC Savings  26.416 8
 9.  China Bank Savings  20.056 9
10.  Allied Savings  15.512 10
11.  UCPB Savings  13.183 11
12.  BPI Direct Savings  12.651 12
13.  First Consolidated  11.780 14
14.  Security Bank Savings  11.489 13
15.  PR Savings  10.119 15
16.  Philippine Postal   8.936 17
17.  Producers Savings   8.145 16
18.  Equicom Savings   6.856 20
19.  1st Valley Bank   6.766 19
20.  Malayan Bank Savings   6.665 18
21.  Wealth Development   5.797 22
22.  Luzon Development   4.399 23
23.  Citystate Savings   3.783 24
24.  United Overseas   3.092 25
25.  Legazpi Savings  2.761 27
26.  Penbank   2.630 26
27.  Enterprise Bank   2.148 28
28.  Queen City Development   1.743 29
29.  ComSavings Bank   1.595 30
30.  Optimum Development   1.561 31
31.  CARD SME Bank   1.489 32
32.  Hiyas Banking   1.370 33
33.  Bank One Savings   1.311 34
34.  Century Savings   1.262 36
35.  Tong Yang Savings   1.183 39
36.  Dumaguete City Development   1.154 37
37.  Isla Bank   1.153 38

NOTES:

1. BPI Globe Banko is one of these top 38 thrift banks, but its financial report as of September 2014 is not yet on the BSP website.
It ranked No. 35 in June 2014, with total assets of 1.235 billion

2.  Citibank Savings, which ranked No. 21 in June 2014 with total assets of 5.815 billion, was acquired by BDO in 2014 from Citigroup. It will be renamed Banco De Oro Savings Bank

3. Real Bank ranked No, 18 in March 2014 with total assets of 7,654 billion. Its financial reports for June and September 2014 are not yet available on the BSP website.  Real Bank signed a deal to be acquired by BDO in June 2014. See Bank Mergers in 2014


4. Legazpi Savings Bank is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Robinsons Bank. Robinsons Bank completed its acquisition of Legazpi Savings Bank in December 2012.
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Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, by Assets, as of Sep 2013

Only these 39 savings banks out of 69 savings banks or thrift banks surpassed the
one-billion-peso mark in total assets as of September 2013.

RANK    BANK ASSETS RANK
SEP BILLION JUNE
2013 PESOS 2013
 1.  BPI Family 207.166 1
 2.  PSBank 123.804 2
 3.  RCBC Savings  65.927 3
 4.  Planters Development  53.248 4
 5.  Philippine Business  44.056 5
 6.  City Savings  26.527 8
 7.  HSBC Savings  26.305 7
 8.  Sterling Bank  23.642 6
 9.  China Bank Savings  13.038 9
10.  Citibank Savings  11.947 10
11.  BPI Direct Savings  11.441 13
12.  Allied Savings  10.711 11
13.  UCPB Savings  10.050 14
14.  First Consolidated   9.952 12
15.  PR Savings   9.094 15
16.  Real Bank   7.603 16
17.  Security Bank Savings   7.548 17
18.  Philippine Postal   7.177 18
19.  Malayan Bank Savings   6.940 20
20.  Producers Savings   6.373 19
21.  Equicom Savings   5.684 21
22.  Wealth Development   4.311 22
23.  Luzon Development   3.366 24
24.  BPI Globe Banko   3.332 23
25.  Citystate Savings   3.007 25
26.  Enterprise Bank   2.049 26
27.  Penbank   2.014 27
28.  ComSavings Bank   1.790 28
29.  United Overseas   1.780 30
30.  Queen City Development   1.620 29
31.  BDO Elite Savings   1.604 31
32.  Optimum Development   1.589 32
33.  Hiyas Banking   1.294 34
34.  Bank One Savings   1.278 35
35.  Tong Yang Savings   1.232 33
36.  Century Savings   1.111 36
37.  CARD SME Bank   1.078 40
38.  Isla Bank   1.036 38
39.  Dumaguete City Development   1.028 37



Notes:
1. In the previous quarter (April-June 2013), Allied Savings Bank rose from No. 20 to No. 11. As of September 2013, it fell to No. 12.


2. Allied Savings Bank retained its name after the merger of PNB and Allied Bank in
February 2013 and after becoming a fully owned subsidiary of PNB. In December 2013, PNB
announced it is infusing an additional equity of 10 billion pesos into Allied Savings
Bank.

First Bank Failure in 2014

Silangan Savings and Loan Bank Inc., which held office along J.P. Rizal St., Silang, Cavite, was closed by the BSP on January 9, 2014.
The financial statement form of Silangan Savings on bsp.gov.ph has been left blank since 2009, or probably even earlier, as mentioned in this ranking of Smaller Savings Banks in 2012.  This could be an indicator of a bank about to fail: it is not able to submit its periodic financial statements to the BSP on time.
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Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, based on Assets, as of March 2013

The top two, BPI Family and PSBank, are tens of billions away from the other top-ranking savings banks.
China Bank Savings moved up by 2 levels over the quarter.

RANK BANK ASSETS RANK
MARCH BILLION DECEMBER
2013 PESOS 2012
 1. BPI Family 164.654 1
 2. PSBank 115.977 2
 3. RCBC Savings  63.689 3
 4. Planters Development  54.221 4
 5. Philippine Business  36.534 5
 6. Sterling Bank  29.195 6
 7. HSBC Savings  22.937 7
 8. City Savings  18.327 8
 9. China Bank Savings  11.955 11
10. Citibank Savings  11.812 9
11. BPI Direct Savings   9.871 12
12. First Consolidated   9.606 10
13. UCPB Savings   8.756 14
14. PR Savings   8.263 13
15. Philippine Postal   7.118 17
16. Security Bank Savings   6.571 16
17. Malayan Bank Savings   5.773 18
18. Producers Savings   5.758 15
19. Equicom Savings   5.016 19
20. Allied Savings   4.367 20
21. BPI Globe Banko   3.911 21
22. Wealth Development   3.692 22
23. Luzon Development   2.963 24
25. Citystate Savings   2.704 23
26. Enterprise Bank   1.921 27
27. Penbank   1.876 29
28. ComSavings Bank   1.866 26
29. Queen City Development   1.753 30
30. United Overseas   1.707 28
31. BDO Elite Savings   1.591 31
32. Tong Yang Savings   1.476 33
33. Optimum Development   1.367 32
34. Hiyas Banking   1.239 34
35. Bank One Savings   1.102 36
36. Dumaguete City Development   1.087 38
37. Century Savings   1.082 37
38. Isla Bank   1.051 39

Source:
BSP.gov.ph
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Top 40 Savings Banks in the Philippines, based on Assets, as of June 2013

RANK        BANK ASSETS RANK
JUNE BILLION MARCH
2013 PESOS 2013
 1.  BPI Family 196.428 1
 2.  PSBank 116.674 2
 3.  RCBC Savings 65.702 3
 4.  Planters Development 53.654 4
 5.  Philippine Business 42.297 5
 6.  Sterling Bank 26.246 6
 7.  HSBC Savings 25.430 7
 8.  City Savings 22.442 8
 9.  China Bank Savings 12.631 9
10.  Citibank Savings 11.764 10
11.  Allied Savings 10.608 20
12.  First Consolidated 10.302 12
13.  BPI Direct Savings 10.164 11
14.  UCPB Savings  9.968 13
15.  PR Savings  8.376 14
16.  Real Bank  8.115 __
17.  Security Bank Savings  7.900 16
18.  Philippine Postal  7.033 15
19.  Producers Savings  6.579 18
20.  Malayan Bank Savings  6.148 17
21.  Equicom Savings  5.625 19
22.  Wealth Development  4.440 22
23.  BPI Globe Banko  4.287 21
24.  Luzon Development  3.124 23
25.  Citystate Savings  2.830 24
26.  Enterprise Bank  2.007 25
27.  Penbank  1.861 26
28.  ComSavings Bank  1.824 27
29.  Queen City Development  1.773 28
30.  United Overseas  1.671 29
31.  BDO Elite Savings  1.591 30
32.  Optimum Development  1.425 32
33.  Tong Yang Savings  1.393 31
34.  Hiyas Banking  1.268 33
35.  Bank One Savings  1.228 34
36.  Century Savings  1.102 36
37.  Dumaguete City Development  1.078 35
38.  Isla Bank  1.058 37

Notes:
Allied Savings Bank rose from No. 20 to No. 11.
Allied Savings Bank retained its name after the merger of PNB and Allied Bank in February 2013 and after becoming a fully owned subsidiary of PNB. In December 2013, PNB announced it is infusing an additional equity of 10 billion pesos into Allied Savings Bank.

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