Bank of the Philippine Islands
XPHS:BPI
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Bank of the Philippine Islands
Interest Expense
Bank of the Philippine Islands
Interest Expense Peer Comparison
Competitors Analysis
Latest Figures & CAGR of Competitors
Company | Interest Expense | CAGR 3Y | CAGR 5Y | CAGR 10Y | ||
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B
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Bank of the Philippine Islands
XPHS:BPI
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Interest Expense
₱53.1B
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CAGR 3-Years
45%
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CAGR 5-Years
11%
|
CAGR 10-Years
18%
|
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S
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Security Bank Corp
XPHS:SECB
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Interest Expense
₱14.2B
|
CAGR 3-Years
29%
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CAGR 5-Years
-4%
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CAGR 10-Years
14%
|
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Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co
XPHS:MBT
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Interest Expense
₱55.6B
|
CAGR 3-Years
57%
|
CAGR 5-Years
8%
|
CAGR 10-Years
17%
|
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B
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BDO Unibank Inc
XPHS:BDO
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Interest Expense
₱67.9B
|
CAGR 3-Years
63%
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CAGR 5-Years
11%
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CAGR 10-Years
19%
|
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C
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China Banking Corp
XPHS:CHIB
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Interest Expense
₱27B
|
CAGR 3-Years
34%
|
CAGR 5-Years
12%
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CAGR 10-Years
22%
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U
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Union Bank of the Philippines
XPHS:UBP
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Interest Expense
₱27.4B
|
CAGR 3-Years
58%
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CAGR 5-Years
12%
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CAGR 10-Years
21%
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Bank of the Philippine Islands
Glance View
The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) stands as one of the oldest banking institutions in the Philippines, with a legacy that dates back to 1851. As a key player in the Philippine financial sector, BPI has evolved into a comprehensive financial services provider, offering a diverse range of services, from retail banking and corporate finance to investment banking and insurance. This well-established bank is recognized for its strong brand reputation and commitment to customer service, enabling it to build a loyal client base. With an extensive branch network and a robust digital banking platform, BPI effectively caters to both individual customers and businesses, making banking more accessible in an increasingly digital world. As an investor, you’ll find BPI appealing due to its solid financial performance and strategic focus on growth. The bank has consistently shown robust earnings and a strong capital base, which are critical indicators of operational health. Over the years, BPI has adeptly navigated economic fluctuations by diversifying its loan portfolio and enhancing its risk management practices. Additionally, BPI's commitment to embracing technology and innovation positions it well for future growth in the digital economy. As the Philippine economy continues to expand, driven by a young, vibrant population and increasing consumer demand, BPI is poised to thrive, making it an intriguing opportunity for investors looking for stability and potential returns in the financial sector.
See Also
What is Bank of the Philippine Islands's Interest Expense?
Interest Expense
53.1B
PHP
Based on the financial report for Jun 30, 2024, Bank of the Philippine Islands's Interest Expense amounts to 53.1B PHP.
What is Bank of the Philippine Islands's Interest Expense growth rate?
Interest Expense CAGR 10Y
18%
Over the last year, the Interest Expense growth was 83%. The average annual Interest Expense growth rates for Bank of the Philippine Islands have been 45% over the past three years , 11% over the past five years , and 18% over the past ten years .