As we wrap up the Sustainability Awareness Month, BPI Wealth remains dedicated to offering opportunities that enable you to enhance your financial well-being while contributing to a more inclusive, secure, and better world for all.   Listen to our insightful discussion on the topic of Building Wealth Through Sustainable Investments ..read more

There's no need to break the bank because every Juan can now start investing for their future with just P1,000.  Questions? Send us an email at bpiwealth@bpi.com.ph ..read more

We saw a rebound in all investments in November especially in equities, as investors picked up stocks on sale. Moreover, the US Dollar - Philippine Peso exchange rate has dropped to as low as 55.45 in the past trading days. Despite recent positive developments, challenges remained with PH November inflation reaching 8% - the highest in the last 14 years. Join us as we talk about the recent economic and market events and what investors should look forward to in 2023 ..read more

Get inspired by Antoinette's stories of how our actions and decisions affect other people and the environment.  #InvestedinYou ..read more

As the third quarter of 2022 ends, the global and local markets are battered yet again by weakening stock prices, rising policy rates, heated inflation, and plummeting currencies globally. With so much turbulence over the last quarter, can markets still end 2022 on a high note? In this episode of Wealth Watchers, we discuss the recent economic developments, their impact on the market, and how we can weather this challenging environment ..read more

Sustainable living is perceived as a costly endeavor that requires more effort and resources. In this episode, Antoinette debunks this myth and shares how she saves money by practicing eco-friendly habits. #InvestedinYou ..read more

Note: This episode was derived from a webinar that was held on September 16, 2022, covering the month of August and the first two weeks of September. ===== For the first time in history, the Philippine peso plummeted and breached the 57-level against the U.S. dollar. This is 12% above the 51 pesos per dollar rate at the start of the year. While most Asian currencies take a beating against the greenback, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and other Fed officials signaled for more rate hikes. Join our Investment Analyst Dazz Mercado as he talks about the drivers and implications of t ..read more

In this first episode of the #InvestedinYou Sustainability Series, Antoinette Taus shares her journey in finding her life's purpose which led to her advocacy on environmental protection and sustainability.  Visit her YouTube channel and be inspired to make the MOVE towards embracing sustainable choices. #InvestedinYou ..read more

While the month of August is almost over, let's have a recap of the previous month's market highlights in this audio version of The Monthly Market Wrap. Questions? Send us an email at bpi_asset_management@bpi.com.ph ..read more

In the month of June, the Philippine peso breached the 55-to-a-dollar mark at an intraday weakest of Php 55.15 against the dollar. The last time the peso traded at this level was more than 16 years ago. The peso's plunge is raising alarm bells that the local currency may be sliding too fast, making it the worst performer in the ASEAN region. ​​ Meanwhile, consumers are bearing the brunt of the peso's slide. For one, the Philippines is heavily dependent on the world market for its oil, and a weak currency can make oil imports more expensive.​ Tune in as our Credit Officer Francine Ferrer discus ..read more