The BPI Angeles–Sto. Rosario branch is located within the Angeles City Heritage Zone and follows the architectural guidelines set by the city to preserve the character of its historic core. The building was originally constructed in the 1980s as a former FEBTC branch.

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) continues to deepen its presence across Luzon, bringing banking services closer to communities through an extensive network of branches, partner stores, and other access points.

Across Luzon, BPI has 234 BPI branches, complemented by 218 BanKo branches and 23 LSB branches that help serve customers with diverse banking needs. Beyond its physical branches, BPI also reaches more communities through 2,746 Agency Banking partner stores, providing customers with more convenient ways to access essential banking services within their local areas.

“Luzon is home to diverse communities with different needs and aspirations. Our presence across the region allows us to be closer to our customers and support them where they are, whether through our branches or our growing network of partner stores,” said Cathy Santamaria, Chief Customer and Marketing Officer at BPI.

BPI is also making its presence in Luzon more sustainable, with 100 branches in the region powered entirely by clean energy. This includes 30 additional branches that recently transitioned to renewable energy through the Retail Aggregation Program (RAP), which allows businesses to combine their power requirements and choose renewable energy sources. The shift is part of BPI’s broader efforts to meaningfully reduce its carbon footprint and embed sustainability into its operations.

As BPI celebrates its 175th anniversary, the Bank remains committed to being a trusted part of Filipino communities, continuing a legacy of service while responding to the needs of generations of customers.