DBP Welcomes New Director
State-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has welcomed the newest member of its Board of Directors — Eddie Abel C. Dorotan, a seasoned banker with over 20 years of vast experience in the areas of investment banking, capital markets, as well as commercial and corporate banking. Before his appointment to DBP’s highest governing body,

By Staff Writer
State-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has welcomed the newest member of its Board of Directors — Eddie Abel C. Dorotan, a seasoned banker with over 20 years of vast experience in the areas of investment banking, capital markets, as well as commercial and corporate banking.
Before his appointment to DBP’s highest governing body, Dorotan was a Senior Vice President and Head of the Investment Banking Group of Asia United Bank Corporation (AUB) where he also served as the youngest member of the management team.
He also handled bank-wide credit in the Philippine Bank of Communications as head of its Institutional Banking segment.
Dorotan started his public service career by topping the inaugural batch of DBP’s Management Associates Program (MAP) in 2005, an intensive and immersive one-year management training for aspiring bankers.
After completing the program, he joined the DBP Investment Banking Department, where he made his mark in marketing, structuring and execution of large-scale financing transactions.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts Major in Economics degree from the Ateneo de Manila University, where he was a Dean’s Lister.
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