This paper has re-examined the role of Land Bank of the Philippines, a government-owned bank, in light of the recent reforms and developments in the Philippine financial markets. It recommends that the Land Bank should shed off its commercial and investment functions, which can very well be done by private commercial banks, and instead focus on its development function. It also argues that there is no need for the government to create a Grameen-type of bank because the Land Bank, once transformed into a market-based microfinance development institution, can play that role.microfinance, financial market, microfinance institutions, banking system
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This paper is a part of the research project of the Joint Usage and Research Center, Institute of Ec...
The main activity of a financial institution is to finance capital in a business sector, in a...
From its initial role as the financing arm of the governments agrarian reform program, LANDBANK has ...
The world is changing. Regionalization is a global trend. In the Philippines, everything is being de...
Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), formerly Rehabilitation Finance Corporation, is establish...
The Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG) was established in 2011 to act as the central policymaking...
This Asia Focus report reviews the growth of the Philippines microfinance industry and discusses the...
This paper has reviewed existing policies and programs to encourage banks to expand their financial ...
The Philippine financial system stayed afloat and resilient for the first semester of 2007 as it nav...
Microfinance is an emerging important financial subsector in Asian transition countries. Its role is...
Low-income communities have limited capital and access to money or loans from formal financial insti...
The paper assesses the capacity and financial performance of a sample of microfinance institutions (...
The continuing efforts by the government to liberalize the economy has steadily pressured Metrobank ...
The formation of the land bank has been successfully built since the declaration of Government rule ...
More than 95 percents of business units in Indonesia are small and micro enterprises (SME). Problem ...
This paper is a part of the research project of the Joint Usage and Research Center, Institute of Ec...
The main activity of a financial institution is to finance capital in a business sector, in a...
From its initial role as the financing arm of the governments agrarian reform program, LANDBANK has ...
The world is changing. Regionalization is a global trend. In the Philippines, everything is being de...
Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), formerly Rehabilitation Finance Corporation, is establish...
The Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG) was established in 2011 to act as the central policymaking...
This Asia Focus report reviews the growth of the Philippines microfinance industry and discusses the...
This paper has reviewed existing policies and programs to encourage banks to expand their financial ...
The Philippine financial system stayed afloat and resilient for the first semester of 2007 as it nav...
Microfinance is an emerging important financial subsector in Asian transition countries. Its role is...
Low-income communities have limited capital and access to money or loans from formal financial insti...
The paper assesses the capacity and financial performance of a sample of microfinance institutions (...
The continuing efforts by the government to liberalize the economy has steadily pressured Metrobank ...
The formation of the land bank has been successfully built since the declaration of Government rule ...
More than 95 percents of business units in Indonesia are small and micro enterprises (SME). Problem ...
This paper is a part of the research project of the Joint Usage and Research Center, Institute of Ec...
The main activity of a financial institution is to finance capital in a business sector, in a...