Security Bank Corporation has been included in the FTSE Asia Pacific Small Cap Index, following the September 2025 quarterly review by FTSE Russell. The inclusion took effect after market close on September 19, 2025.
The FTSE Asia Pacific Small Cap Index is a key regional benchmark used by global institutional investors as part of the broader FTSE Global Equity Index Series (GEIS), which tracks over 5,800 small-cap stocks globally with a combined market capitalization of around USD 7 trillion.
“This recognition underscores the trust that investors continue to place in Security Bank,” said Sanjiv Vohra, president and CEO of Security Bank. “Our commitment to delivering BetterBanking and creating long-term value is now being validated on a global stage.”
Founded in 1951, Security Bank operates 361 branches and 637 ATMs and self-service machines across the Philippines. As of June 30, 2025, it held total assets of P1.15 trillion. Its inclusion in the FTSE index marks a significant milestone as it celebrates its 74th anniversary, further solidifying its standing among Philippine banks with rising appeal to international investors.
FTSE GEIS indices follow transparent, rules-based methodologies, screening companies for liquidity and investability. Indexes are rebalanced quarterly to reflect evolving market dynamics.
Vohra added, “Being part of the FTSE Asia Pacific Small Cap Index reinforces our mission to be the most customer-centric bank in the Philippines.”
