Company Name: PHILIPPINE VETERANS BANK
Company Owner: Roberto F. de Ocampo
Company Address: Philippine Veterans Bank Main Office Building 101 V.A. Rufino corner Dela Rosa Streets Legaspi Village, Makati City Philippines 1229
Official Contact #: (02) 902-1600
Company Website: https://www.veteransbank.com.ph/
Company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VeteransBank/
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Product/Services: Banking Services
Corporate Social Responsibility
PVB, Talisay-Batangas Enters into P140M Loan Agreement
Furthering in its objective to help in countryside development, Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) has recently entered into a partnership with the Municipal Government of Talisay, Batangas whereby the bank will be providing the municipality with a Php 140 million loan facility.
Under the agreement signed by both parties, PVB will be lending the said amountto the Municipality of Talisay which will be used to finance the design and construction of the planned Talisay Government Center. Part of the 10-year loan will also be used to purchase the lot where the center will be developed.
Photo shows officials from PVB and the Municipality of Talisay during the agreement signing (L-R) TalisaySangguniang Bayan Secretary Elena Cabrera, Talisay Vice-Mayor AllanoLamano, PVB Chairman and CEO Roberto de Ocampo, Talisay Mayor Gerry Natanauan, and PVB Chief Operating Officer Nonilo Cruz.
PVB Sponsors WWII Conference at UP-Diliman
Furthering in its commitment to educate today's generations on the lessons of World War II in the Philippines, Philippine Veterans Bank recently sponsored the three day international conference entitled Occupation & Liberation which featured discussions on different aspects of the last world war and its effects on the countries involved including the Philippines.
Featuring a plethora of speakers and resource persons, the conference was held at the GT Toyota Asian Cultural Center - Asian Center in the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City and was attended by students, educators, and historians from across the Philippines and Asia.
The conference also featured PVB's War of Our Fathers Traveling Exhibit which depicted World War II scenes in the Philippines.
Photo shows officials from UP and PVB during the ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open the conference which included (L-R) UP Third World Studies Professor Dr. Ricardo Jose, UP President Alfredo Pascual, UP Department of History Chairperson Dr. Ma. Bernadette Abrera, UP Chancellor Dr. Michael Tan, and UP Asian Center Dean Joefe Santarita.
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