The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is ramping up its efforts to provide Filipinos with convenient ways to lead a sustainable lifestyle through its auto and home loan products.
Green homes are said to be more durable because natural materials were used in their construction.
E-vehicles require lesser maintenance than conventional cars. “The green home loan package has the same eligibility requirement as a regular housing loan,” said BPI RLG head Dennis Fronda. “Green home projects include renovation of an existing house, remodeling, or major repair of an existing property,” he added.
To know more about BPI’s green home and EV loan, visit https://www.bpi.com.ph/personal/loans. At a recent Sustainability Awareness Expo were (from left to right): BPI Head of Retail Loans and Bancassurance, Dennis Fronda; BPI Advisory Council Member Fernando Zobel de Ayala; Makati Vice Mayor Monique Lagdameo; BSP Assistant Governor Lyn Javier; BPI Head of Consumer Banking Maria Cristina “Ginbee” Go, and BPI’s Chief Sustainability Officer and Chief Finance Officer Eric Luchangco.