Growth and strong connections thrive at the BPI Institutional Banking Metro Manila Golf Cup 2025
There’s something about early mornings on the green—the quiet energy before that first swing, the glint of sunlight on dew-covered greens, and the shared excitement of a game about to unfold. Whether you’re perfecting your drive or meeting fellow players for the first time, golf has a way of bringing people together in a setting that’s both relaxed and inspiring.
The BPI Institutional Banking Metro Manila Golf Cup 2025 kicks off as participants gather beneath the welcome arch, celebrating camaraderie, competition, and connection.
That spirit was on full display last May 5 at the 2025 Metro Manila Golf Cup, hosted by BPI Institutional Banking at the stunning Sta. Elena Golf and Country Estate. Nestled in nature and renowned for its beauty, the course provided the perfect backdrop for a day that was more than just a tournament—it was a celebration of connections.
More than a golf tournament, it was a reflection of how BPI Institutional Banking continues to elevate client engagement under its renewed vision. Led by its new Head, Louie Cruz, the team is embracing fresh ways to connect with long-time partners and new players, and the 2025 Golf Cup proved just that.
Players pose at the fairway with the BPI Institutional Banking Metro Manila Golf Cup 2025 banner.
From the first tee-off to the last putt, the day was defined by easy conversations and healthy rivalries, where the focus was more on enjoyment and sportsmanship. This is just one of the many client engagements that reinforce why relationships remain at the heart of what BPI does best. At BPI Institutional Banking, it’s not just about business, it’s about building lasting partnerships founded on trust and shared values.
“The event is really about fellowship,” shared BPI President and CEO TG Limcaoco during the awarding ceremony.
TG Limcaoco, BPI President and CEO, delivers his message during the awarding program.
“To our business partners, thank you for joining us in this tournament. We host this event every year as a way to gather our clients together because banking is not just about the transaction. It’s about building a level of trust, a level of comfort with each other,” Limcaoco added.
Louie Cruz, BPI’s new Institutional Banking Head, opens the morning program.
Moments like these, whether over a birdie or during quiet talks between holes, reflect what BPI Institutional Banking stands for: relationships rooted in respect, trust, and shared purpose.
Eric Luchangco, BPI Chief Finance Officer and Chief Sustainability Officer, presents the Low Net Champion award.
In a year guided by by BPI’s vision of Doing More for 2025, this event served as a pause, a reminder that success isn’t just measured in deals closed, but in the people you share the course with.
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