Manila Branch was assessed by the Central Bank of the
Philippines for insufficient agricultural-related loan.
Date of events
2022/01/12
To which item it meets
paragraph 39
Statement
1.Date of occurrence of the event:2022/01/12
2.Circumstances of the violation:Manila Branch has not met the minimum amount
required to be allocated for agriculture loan set by Bangko Sentral ng
Pilipinas (Central Bank of Philippines) in the period of January 2020
to December 2020.
3.Monetary amount of fines:
PHP2,550,744.06 (equal to NTD1,525,090�Aexchange rate 0.5979)
4.Status of the injunction by the respective competent authority:
Assessment fee of Php 2,550,744.06
5.Intended improvement measures:
To acquire more agricultural-related assets and bonds.
6.Effect on the Company��s business operations:
Assessment fee of Php 2,550,744.06
7.Any other matters that need to be specified:NA
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