Asialink Group of Companies has teamed up with UnionBank of the Philippines, Land Bank of the Philippines and EastWest Banking Corp. for a P5-billion corporate notes facility agreement to boost support for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
UnionBank and LandBank acted as the mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners for the facility. Both institutions also served as participating noteholders alongside EastWest Bank.
The capital infusion is projected to grow the loan portfolio of Asialink from P48 billion to P60 billion by the end of the year. The growth is intended to increase the capacity of the firm to provide financing to entrepreneurs and small businesses across the country.
“This corporate notes facility agreement is a testament to the trust that leading financial institutions place in Asialink’s vision,” Asialink Group chief executive Robert Jordan Jr. said.
Jordan said the partnership with the three banks allows the company to scale operations and offer faster, more accessible financing to the small businesses driving local economic growth.
The company said the facility will stabilize its funding base and allow it to offer more flexible solutions to a wider range of entrepreneurs. Its flagship entity, Asialink Finance Corp. (AFC), expects to use the capital to deepen its commitment to nationwide MSME support.
AFC has assisted 34,611 MSMEs to date. Between 2025 and January 2026, the company supported more than 3,000 women-led enterprises through its WAIS loan initiative.
