PDIC Executive Assistant Lincoln Remolong (2nd from left) and PDIC Vice President Teodoro Banaag (right) lead the ribbon cutting rites of the re-launching of the Rural Bank of Mexico. Joining them are (from left) Mayor Roy Manalastas and RBM President Victor Yuchengco Lim Jr. PHOTO COURTESY OF RIC GONZALES
CELEBRATING 52 years of dedicated community banking, Rural Bank of Mexico (RBM), under the new management
group, Tune Abe Investment Corporation, recently launched additional products and services catering to the financial needs of existing clientele and prospective small entrepreneurs in Mexico, Pampanga and in soon to open branches.
RBM envisions itself as the “Bank of Choice” in Central Luzon by providing a wide array of quality banking services effi ciently, renewing commitment to stockholders and clients, promoting financial literacy and actively participating in the rapid development of the community
“We infused more than P15 million in capital to improve and add products and services, for office renovation, and other key essentials for the total rebranding of RBM and for sustaining existing depositors and getting new clients.
Now we have partners or accredited companies of fering salary loan to employees with a very low interest rate and maximum of 20 percent salary deduction. Soon we will offer current account and bills payment, there’s a lot to look forward to in RBM.
We believe in the good potential of Central Luzon, that’s why we are also planning to open other branches in City of San Fernando and Olongapo City soon,” said Victor Yuchengco Lim Jr. president of RBM.
Now RBM offers savings and time deposits, MSME loans (micro, small and medium-sized enterprises), commercial and agricultural loans, salary and consumer loans, remittances (in partnership with Petnet/Western Union) and money exchange, and will soon establish utility bills payment center, checking/current account and foreign exchange.
RBM is located at Poblacion St. Barangay Parian, Mexico, Pampanga, with contact numbers (045) 966- 0730, 875-1392, and new banking hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
