Specialization: Human Resources Group: Human Resources Development Division
Specialization: Human Resources Group: Human Resources Development Division
Responsibility
HR Specialist (Recruitment)
Responsibility
HR Analyst
Responsibility
Head Office
History
Security Bank Corporation has a proud history of financial management expertise, with a proven track record of stability
and consistent profitability achieved through an efficient, perceptive and forward-thinking management style. The Bank
stands firm as one of the Philippines top ten private domestic universal banks in terms of assets, deposits, capital and
return on equity.
Our Beginnings
Established on June 18, 1951, Security Bank, known then as the Security Bank and Trust Company, was the first private and
Filipino-controlled Bank of the post-World War II period. Through the years, the bank experienced steady growth and
success through our consistent and unflinching commitment to serve clients and stakeholders with milestones such as:
The late 50s marked Security Bank's branch expansion in various parts of Manila. First among our banking peers,
the bank had more branches in the metropolis than any other bank in the country.
The 60s was marked by the opening of the bank's first provincial branch in Angeles, Pampanga as a part of the
bank's goal of a broader, countrywide reach. Throughout the decade, branches were established in various parts of the
Visayas and Mindanao.
In the 70s, Security Bank laid the foundation for a culture of innovation in product development with the
introduction of Diners Club, the first credit card franchise in the Philippines. The Bank also introduced to the market
innovative trust products and services that served as forerunners of todays pre-need and common-trust plans.
In 1991, new majority owners led by Frederick Y. Dy assumed control of Security Bank and Trust Company,
infusing a fresh direction for the Bank.
In 1994, the bank was granted a Universal Bank license and not much later in 1995, Security Bank was publicly
listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE: SECB) in 1995 for an impressive initial public offering of Php 1.5B.
On June 18, 2001, SBC celebrated 50 years of banking in the Philippines, as it continued to live a tradition of
banking excellence.
In February 2015, we launched the Bancassurance product in partnership with FWD Life, adding to the robustness of our
financial services offering.
Commitment to excellence. Security Bank has been acclaimed with awards and recognition from international and local
organizations for product innovation, market leadership, and best-of-class management practices - a reflection of our
commitment to continuously provide exceptional value to our clients.
Commitment to serve. Security Bank is committed to supporting various educational and livelihood activities, disaster
relief operations and other sustainable programs as part of its corporate social responsibility through Security Bank
Foundation, Inc. (SBFI). SBFIs initiatives promote deeper engagement among Security Bank employees and encourage
active involvement in creating positive changes to society.
Security Bank Corporation is one of the Philippines leading universal banks serving retail, commercial, corporate and
institutional clients. Established on June 18, 1951, it was the first private and Filipino-controlled bank of the post-World War
II period.
Security Bank was publicly-listed with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE: SECB) in 1995. Over the years, the Bank
prudently managed to remain one of the most stable in the banking industry and is steadfast in its commitment to serve its
clients and stakeholders.
Security Banks major businesses include retail, commercial and corporate banking, and financial markets. It offers a wide
range of services including financing and leasing, foreign exchange and stock brokerage, investment banking and asset
management through its subsidiaries: SB Cards Corporation, SB Capital Investment Corporation, SB Equities, Inc., SB Forex,
Inc., SB Rental, Security Land Corporation, and SBM Leasing, Inc., a joint venture with Marubeni Corporation of Japan, and
Security Bank Savings (SBS), its thrift bank subsidiary. The 39 branches of SBS have already been integrated into the
branch network of parent Security Bank. These branches now offer the full universal bank product range to our wholesale
and retail clients.
In February 2015, we launched the Bancassurance product in partnership with FWD Life, adding to the robustness of our
financial services offering.
The Bank has established a nationwide presence in the Philippines. Through its aggressive expansion efforts, the Bank is
steadily growing its branch and ATM network in strategic locations in the country.
In 2014, Security Bank embarked on a rebranding campaign to further strengthen market appreciation of its retail banking
business which complements its wholesale banking business. At the heart of this goal is to provide priority service and
superior customer experience that resonates with a new brand promise, BetterBanking begins here.
Committed to continuously provide exceptional value to its clients and stakeholders, Security Bank has been acclaimed
with awards and recognition from international and local organizations for product innovation, market leadership, and bestof-class management practices.
Security Bank defines success beyond business through various educational and livelihood activities, environmental and
other sustainable programs as part of its corporate social responsibility through Security Bank Foundation, Inc. (SBFI).
SBFIs initiatives promote deeper engagement among Security Bank employees and encourage active involvement in
helping create positive changes in the communities where the Bank serves.
Corporate & investment banking focuses on the top corporate, institutional and public sector markets
Commercial middle market banking focuses on the middle markets & small-and-medium enterprises
Retail banking focuses on the individual & retail markets, providing deposit taking and servicing, mortgage, auto
and personal loans and credit card facilities
Financial markets focuses on providing money market, foreign exchange, financial derivatives, securities
distribution, asset management, trust and fiduciary services
Security Bank is driven by profitability and superior customer service first and foremost, not by size or market share. We in
Security Bank will pursue build-up in market share if it increases profitability and shareholder value.
Security Bank is the 8th largest in total assets in the Philippine banking industry, with total assets of Php 397Bn ; 8th
largest in loans, with loan portfolio of Php 194Bn; and 8th largest in capital, with capital of Php 47.96Bn as of December 31,
2014.
Over the period 2007 to 2012 and 2014, Security Bank ranked 1st in return on shareholders equity, 1st in return on assets,
1st in cost to income ratio, 1st in asset quality having the lowest non-performing loans ratio, and 1st in NPL reserve cover
ratio, among private domestic universal banks.
The Bank invested in the expansion of its branch network and retail banking business to drive future revenues. The Banks
strategy, execution and results are guided by its strong focus on customer relationships, service quality and shareholder
value.
Security Bank now has a total network of 257 branches and 516 ATMs as of March 31, 2015. We successfully completed last
March 2015 the integration of all 39 branches of our thrift bank subsidiary, Security Bank Savings, into the branch network
of parent Security Bank. These branches now offer the full universal bank product range to our wholesale and retail clients.
As a full-service universal bank, we have key subsidiaries and affiliates that provide specialized financial services.
SB Cards, our credit card company which was a pioneer in the Philippine credit card industry, having
introduced the Diners Club card franchise in the country
SB Capital, our investment house providing investment banking services to our corporate customers
SB Equities, our stock brokerage company, one of the top domestic brokerages in the country
Security Land, our joint venture in real estate, which owns prime property in Makati and land in Cavite
SBM Leasing, our 60:40 joint venture with Japans Marubeni Corporation, which specializes in heavy
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