CARD thrift bank now operates in NCR
MSMEs from the metro now benefit from micro and SME loan products offered by social development organization CARD MRI. On November 25, 2019, CARD SME Bank officially opened its first branch in Metro Manila. CARD SME Bank is one of the financial institutions of CARD MRI that seeks to provide financial access to socioeconomically-challenged families.

By Staff Writer

MSMEs from the metro now benefit from micro and SME loan products offered by social development organization CARD MRI.
On November 25, 2019, CARD SME Bank officially opened its first branch in Metro Manila. CARD SME Bank is one of the financial institutions of CARD MRI that seeks to provide financial access to socioeconomically-challenged families.
Said CARD SME Bank President and CEO Aristeo Dequito, this is the bank’s first step in penetrating the metropolitan. “As per DTI’s report, 20% of the MSMEs from all over the country can be found in NCR. With our newly opened branch, we hope to cater the needs of these striving MSMEs,” Dequito said.
CARD SME Bank primarily offers loan products to MSMEs. It also offers savings account for microentrepreneurs and children, and domestic remittance services.
The bank’s new branch is located at 311 A. Mabini St.,Brgy. 20, Caloocan City, Metro Manila.
The bank opening was graced by CARD SME Bank President and CEO Aristeo A. Dequito, Executive Vice President and COO Cynthia Baldeo, and members of the Board of Directors. Also present in the event were officers from the bank’s long-time partner, Savings Bank Foundation for International Cooperation (SBFIC) Germany.
Article Information
Comments (0)
LEAVE A REPLY
No comments yet
Be the first to share your thoughts!
Related Articles

Pag-IBIG Fund home loan releases grow 9% to ₱32.92B in Q1 2026
Pag-IBIG Fund released PHP 32.92 billion in home loans in the first quarter of 2026, up 9% from PHP 30.22 billion in the same period last year, as the agency continued to expand access to home financing for Filipino workers. The amount financed 20,926 homes from January to March, higher than the 20,315 homes financed


