Published July 17, 2021, 1:23 PM
BPI Foundation, the social development arm of BPI, formalized today its partnership with Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) to further enhance its BPI Sinag program by providing market access for social enterprises (SEs).
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Now on its seventh year, BPI Sinag, a comprehensive development program aimed at nurturing and stimulating growth to the budding SE sector, inked a strategic partnership with Ayala Land and joined the group-wide #BrigadangAyala initiatives for greater impact.
#BrigadangAyala: BPI Foundation, Ayala Land Collaborate And Intensify Support For Social Enterprises
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BPI Foundation rolls out first AI-powered ‘FinEd’ mobile game
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BPI Foundation, the social responsibility arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), launched on Wednesday, Feb. 24, its first mobile game called “Breakthrough: The Financial Choices We Make”.
The first-of-its-kind financial education (FinEd) app aims to educate more Filipinos about personal finance in an entertaining and informative manner.
BPI Foundation executive director Owen Cammayo said the game will sharpen one’s financial awareness, understanding, and judgment by introducing basic to complex financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, retirement planning, insurance, debt management, and investment.
“Proper financial understanding helps us make informed decisions. It helps us manage our money in good times and especially in bad times, just like this ongoing pandemic,” said Cammayo.