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LANDBANK sees a rise in online investors after experiencing a surge in its latest RTB-30 sales

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According to the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK), demand among Filipino retail investors to utilize digital investment platforms is growing strong.

The state-run bank shared this observation after it had sold significantly more online placements in the recently concluded Retail Treasury Bonds Tranche 30 (RTB-30) issuance of the national government.

In the same media advisory, LANDBANK also announced that it had sold close to half a billion or P438 million worth of RTB-30 investments through its online channels, which is almost threefolds of what it had sold in the last RTB-29 offering in 2023.

Meanwhile, LANDBANK’s online sales represent two-thirds of the total RTB-30 online sales worth P664 million.

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RTBs are peso-denominated investment securities issued by the Republic of the Philippines. Investments in RTBs are direct obligations of the Republic of the Philippines and are thus considered investment grade and affordable. A minimum placement amounts only to PHP5,000.

Growing confidence in LANDBANK’s digital solutions

According to Lynette V. Ortiz, President and CEO of LANDBANK, “The significant increase in online placements for RTB-30 reflects the growing confidence of retail investors in using our digital solutions. LANDBANK will remain committed to providing Filipinos secure and convenient ways to participate in the financial market and contribute to nation-building.”

The RTB-30 digital placements worth P438 million were sold through the LANDBANK Mobile Banking App and the mobile banking app of the Overseas Filipino Bank (OFBank) — the official digital bank of the Philippine government and a subsidiary of LANDBANK.

The RTB-30 was also sold through the LANDBANK Link.BizPortal, a web-based payment channel, via the Online Ordering Facility of the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr).

The national government raised a total of P585 billion for the RTB-30 issuance making it the largest domestic fund-raising issue to date. As Lead Issue Manager, LANDBANK sold and contributed almost 30% of total sales.

RTB-30 offers a very attractive investment return with a coupon rate of 6.25% per annum, with a minimum placement of P5,000. Interest payments will be paid quarterly within a five-year term.

LANDBANK is one of the Joint Lead Issue Managers of RTB-30, designed to raise funds in support of the National Government’s sustainable and inclusive development agenda.

The proceeds of the issuance will be used for enhancing the country’s infrastructure, strengthening the agriculture and other essential sectors, and improving the healthcare system, among other national development priorities.