Classifications of Banks
Classifications of Banks
Banks – Entities that obtain funds from the public in the form of deposits and re-lend it to the public
Quasi-banks – Thos that obtain funds in the form of deposit substitutes and re-lend the same and not from the public or depositors
Finance companies and other financial intermediaries – Those that lend funds from their own assets
UNIVERSAL (UB) COMMERCIAL (CB) THRIFT (TB) RURAL (RB) COOPERATIVE ISLAMIC (IB)
(CB)
DEFINITION
A commercial bank with the Privately-owned institutions that Composed of savings and Government Organized, owned and a division, department,
additional authority to exercise accept deposits and lend money to mortgage banks, private sponsored/assisted banks controlled by cooperative office or branch of a
the powers of an investment projects to earn interest. They also development banks, stock which are privately organizations, for the conventional bank that
house offer personal, business, and savings and loan associations and managed and largely purpose of providing conducts business in
mortgage loans, checking account microfinance thrift banks. privately owned that financial and credit accordance with the
financial service conglomerates services, and basic financial provide credit facilities to services to cooperatives principle of Shari'ah.
that combine investment products like savings accounts and Thrift banks are engaged in farmers and merchants, or and their members. Its
banking, commercial banking, certificate of deposit to individuals accumulating savings of to cooperatives of such members are either regular
development banking, and and businesses. They are primarily depositors and investing them. farmers or merchants at or associate.
insurance to encompass a wider owned by shareholders and are reasonable terms and in
variety of services. profit-based. general, to the people of
the rural community.
GOVERNING LAW
Republic Act 8791- The General Republic Act 8791- The General Republic Act 7906 - Thrift Republic Act 7353 - Rural Republic Act No 6938 - Republic Act No. 11439
Banking Law of 2000 Banking Law of 2000 Banks Act of 1995 Act of 1992 Cooperative Code of the - Islamic Banking Act
Philippines.
* Head Office in all Other Areas * Head Office in All Other Areas Outside NCRv (All
Outside NCR Cities up to 3rd class municipalities)
Head Office Only – 200 million Head Office Only – 20 million
Up to 10 branches – 300 million Up to 10 branches – 30 million
11 to 50 branches – 400 million 11 to 50 branches – 40 million
More than 50 branches – 800 More than 50 branches – 80 million
million
* Head Office in All Other Areas Outside NCR (4th class
to 6th class municipalities)
Head Office Only – 10 million
Up to 10 branches – 15 million
11 to 50 branches – 20 million
More than 50 branches – 40 million
Other requirements
(a.) Subject to capital adequacy (a.) Subject to capital adequacy (a.) 40% of its voting stock shall (a.) Certification of (a.) with 15 or more natural (a.) Must consist of 3-5
standards standards be owned by the citizens of the authority from the persons who are Filipino members among Islamic
(b.) Adequate management (b.) A capital account of at least Philippines monetary board of BSP citizens. Legal age, scholars and jurists of
expertise with 5.4 billion pesos each (b.) The combined capital (b.) All members of the common interest, residing cooperative laws
(c.) Suitable shareholders accounts of each thrift bank shall Board of Directors should in the area of operation (b.) A capital stock of 1
(d.) Adequate management not be less than the amount equal be a citizen of the (b.) Must have completed a billion pesos, which is
expertise to 10% of its risk assets Philippines Pre-membership divided to 10 million
(c.) It should have a net asset of (c.) Required to contribute Education Seminar common-share with 100
at least 20 million pesos with the BSP for not more pesos each
(d.) Required to contribute with than 1/40% of 1% of its (c.) Must submit a general (c.) Credit liabilities shall
BSP for annual fees average total assets during statement of their data not exceed by 15%
the preceding year