Makati City, Philippines — May 8, 2020 Buo ang suporta ng Ayala Corporation sa TASK FORCE T3 (Test, Trace, Treat), ang ugnayan ng gobiyerno at pribadong sektor upang pabilisin at pataasin ang kapasidad ng ating healthcare system na iwaksi ang COVID-19.
Makati City, Philippines – May 8, 2020 Ayala Corporation is supporting TASK FORCE T3 (for Test, Trace, Treat), the Government’s partnership with the private sector to rapidly ramp up the national health care system’s capacity to beat COVID-19.
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Despite the dampened economic growth in the global and domestic front last year, Globe Telecom recorded a robust performance driven by its integrated approach to value creation, sustainability, and risk management.
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April 15, 2020 – The Ayala Group of Companies has completed the conversion of portions of the World Trade Center (WTC) in Pasay City into a temporary healthcare facility that will cater to patients affected by COVID-19.
Makati, Philippines – March 12, 2020 As Ayala Corporation caps its 185th founding anniversary, its network of 227,000 small medium enterprises (SMEs) and allied businesses of some 27,000 partners and suppliers across the group are recognized as pillars in its continuing growth story.
Makati City, Philippines – August 9, 2019 In a milestone event, Ayala Corporation (Ayala) held its first Integrated Corporate Governance, Risk Management and Sustainability Summit to deliberately push the connection of these three disciplines in driving business growth responsibly. Ayala believes that ingraining sustainability in growth strategies significantly helps mitigate risks, which leads to heightened governance procedures and better disclosures. This is a strategic imperative at the Ayala group.
Keynote Remarks
Fernando Zobel de Ayala
President and COO, Ayala Corporation
Financial Executives of the Philippines
25 July 2019
Makati, Philippines – July 25, 2019 For Ayala President & COO Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Filipinos have massive potential to reap the benefits of Asia’s rise in the global economy. However, ensuring the Philippines’ long-term prosperity requires that the private sector adopt a long-term view, collaborate more closely and engage on a more concerted effort with government to generate sustainable social and economic impact. Zobel shared his thoughts in a keynote address to members of the Financial Executives of the Philippines.