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BPI at 174: From Peso Fuerte to future-forward finance

Manila Bulletin

August 04 2025

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) marks its 174th founding anniversary with more than solid numbers—it celebrates resilience, relevance, and a renewed commitment to enabling dreams and driving inclusive progress.

Tradition of gratitude community

As is customary, the celebration began with a Thanksgiving Mass led by Jose Cardinal Advincula, Archbishop of Manila. Held last Friday in person and streamed online, the service brought together BPI's directors, officers, and frontline teams from across its subsidiaries—a solemn yet joyful reminder of shared purpose and grace.

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