a.

Savings Banks
- a bank organized to hold funds of individual depositors in interest-bearing accounts and to make
long-term investments
- Landbank
b. Commercial Banks
- are typically defined as institutions that make commercial loans and issue transactions deposits.
They also have many other types of assets and liabilities and may engage in off-balance sheet
activities, including financial guarantees (like loan commitments) and derivatives.
- Metrobank
c. Indigenous Banks
- is the system of banking that involves private firms or individuals who act as banks by providing
financial services such as loans and accepting deposits.
- Punjab National Bank
D.Mortgage Banks
- is a bank specializing in mortgage loans. It can be involved in originating or servicing mortgage
loans, or both.
- BPI bank
e. Cooperative Banks
- k is one which is organized, owned and controlled by cooperative organizations, for the purpose
of providing financial and credit services to cooperatives and their members.
- EastWest Rural Bank
f. Exchange Banks
- a Financial Institution Participant that acquires an Exchange to allow Sellers in the Exchange to
use FPX. Exchange Bank means a bank or other institution that credits FIAT Currency to the
Payee Account designated by you through the Service.
- ICAP Philippines Inc
g. Consumer Banks
- is banking that provides financial services to individual consumers rather than businesses.
- Citibank N,A
h. Credit Unions
- is a non profit financial institution that's owned by the people who use its financial products.
Credit union members can access the same kinds of products and services as offered by a
traditional bank, such as credit cards, checking and savings accounts and loans.
- Unionbank

i. Postal Saving Banks

- Postal savings systems provide depositors who do not have access to banks a safe and convenient
method to save money. Many nations have operated banking systems involving post offices to
promote saving money among the poor.
- The Overseas Filipino Bank
j. Offshore Banks
- describes a relationship that a company or individual has with a financial institution outside the
country of their residence. This requires opening a bank account, making deposits, withdrawals,
and transfers from that account—the exact same way you would with a bank account at home
 - Offshore Banking Unit
k. Internet Banks
- An internet bank — also known as a virtual bank, an online bank, or a web bank — is a bank that
lacks any physical branch locations and exists only on the internet.
- GCash
l. Private Banks
- Private banking consists of personalized financial services and products offered to the
high-net-worth individual (HNWI) clients of a retail bank or other financial institution. It includes
a wide range of wealth management services, and all provided under one roof.
- Security Bank
m. Industrial Development Banks
- is the latest in the series of specialised institutions set up to finance and develop industry —
institutions which have, by and large, failed to make a significant impact.
- Industrial Development Bank of India
n. Land Development
- is a complex process that involves the evaluation, planning, engineering, and construction of
improvements on a piece of land based on codes and regulations set by the municipality and
regulatory agencies
- DPB
o. Federal or National Banks
- These national banks are members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The FDIC is the
government entity that insures bank deposits against bank failure.
- Philippine national bank
p. Community Development Banks
- A community bank is a locally owned and operated financial institution. They address the needs
of a community by offering loans to small-business owners or personal loans to individuals.
- Liberty Bank