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Rural Bank of Dulag – Main Office

Address: Kempis St., Dulag


6505 Leyte, Philippines
Mobile Nos.: 09189594458 / 09173215545

info@ruralbankofdulag.com

HOW THE BANK STARTED

A journey to Dulag in Leyte is a rousing blend of cultural and historical awakening. It is located 37
kilometers away from Tacloban City, the regional capital of Eastern Visayas. Dulag stands out full of
historical backdrop and cultural heritage to reckon with. The road trip from Tacloban City to Dulag
provides a breathtaking view of the Cancabato Bay extending to the horizon of the Pacific Ocean.

The cultural setting of the town of Dulag reflects series of colonization, first, by Spaniards as evidenced
by the wreckage of the structure of the old Spanish-built Roman Catholic Church building that was
bombed by the Japanese during its occupation. Second, the emerging of Hill 120, where the first
American flag was raised by the U.S. Liberation Forces on October 20, 1944 after the Fall of Bataan, the
end of World War II. These have become one of the landmarks to recall the historical milieu of Leyte.

From this town rose the RURAL BANK OF DULAG (LEYTE), INC., a rural bank established and envisioned
to provide the Dulagnons access to financial services and promote countryside development. The idea
of establishing a rural bank started in 1977 when the few good and philanthropist men in Dulag with the
likes of the late Mayor Faustino Serrano and Engr. Ramon Juarez Sr. sounded the call and convinced
several prominent businessmen in town to invest in the project. Joined by the efforts of some
incorporators, a proposal to open a rural bank was crafted and submitted to Central Bank of the
Philippines. After it got a Certificate of Authority from the Central Bank of the Philippines on July 19,
1978, with an authorized capital of P1,500,000.00 and a paid-up capital of P150,000.00, it formally
opened its doors to the public on July 23, 1978.

The bank’s early operations focused on a collateral-based loan operation system. The bank offered its
products and services to the people by providing them access to capital for their small businesses and
other financing needs. It started a very conservative way of banking in terms of products and services
offered. In other words, the bank engaged in traditional banking.

THE PHILOSOPHY THAT GUIDES US

Service

The Client is our Boss, service is our Work.

Efficiency

We demand utmost efficiency amongst us.

Responsibility

We are committed to a result-oriented culture.

Values

We behave on values of reliability, fairness, and honesty.

Innovation

We are constantly challenging conventional wisdom by developing new solutions to meet the the
present customer requirements.

Client Focus

We place customers at the center of our activities.

Excellence

We benefit from the diversity of our business and our people by working together to achieve excellence.
It is our brand that connects our businesses, networks and markets to effectively deliver the one active
rural bank in Region 8 and our values show how we bring our brand to life in the countryside each and
every day.
Mission

To promote and expand the rural economy by providing the people with means to increase their income
and purchasing power through a stimulation of capital for productive activities. The bank will serve as
the financial agency that will provide assurance of their money savings and at the same time provide the
community with liberal lending policy that will discourage informal credit lenders from undermining the
strength and enthusiasm of small entrepreneurs.

Vision

Meeting the normal credit needs of small farmers, fishermen or farm families as well as small merchants
and small industries in the rural areas to accelerate production for a sound economy and progressive
country as a whole.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Natividad P. Yu
Chairman

Lemuel Oliver P. Que


Treasurer / Director
Raquel J. Victoria
Director

Venancia B. Navarro
Independent Director

Lemuel Oliver P. Que


Treasurer / Director

Caroline H. Yu
Director
Mario Emmanuel V. Yutangco
Independent Director

Other Stockholders:

Leonil D. Serrano Erwin Joseph H. Yu


Abundia H. Yu
Josephine C. Camaro Jose William H. Yu

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**As of September 30, 2018

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Leyte-Samar-Biliran Federation of Rural Banks, Inc.

8th Participating Rural Bank for the Microfinance Program


OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

Most Outstanding Regional CFI’s for 2000, 2001, 2002 (Land Bank of the Philippines)
National Eagle Awardee 2002 (RBAP-MABS)
National Citigroup Microentrepreneur Award 2005, 2006 & 2008
Recognized as one of the Leaders in Microfinancing in Eastern Visayas
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RB Dulag celebrates 34 years

by Admin | Aug 7, 2012 | 0 comments

The Rural Bank of Dulag (Leyte) Inc. founded on July 23, 1978 is celebrating its 34th year in the rural
banking industry.

The President/General Manager, Ms. Natividad “Naty” Yu from the bottom of her heart and on behalf of
the stockholders and employees of RBDI, expressed her never-ending thanks to the all clients who
continuously patronized our Bank. For 34 years, stability and service has been RB Dulag’s utmost
concern which makes it the premier rural bank in Leyte.

For the coming years, Ms. Yu assures the public that RB Dulag will continue to stay in the limelight and
make available to the countryside folks the financial services for the betterment of our community.

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