List of Banks in Dumaguete

As of January 2015:

1. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)

Universal/Commercial Banks:

2. Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) San Jose
3. BPI Perdices
4. BPI North Road
5. Banco de Oro (BDO) Colon
6. BDO Robinsons Place
7. BDO Silliman Campus
8. Philippine National Bank (PNB) Veterans Ave.
9. PNB Locsin
10. PNB Calindagan
11. China Bank
12. Bank of Commerce
13. Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP)
14. Landbank
15. Metrobank Locsin
16. Metrobank Veterans Ave.
17. Metrobank Capitol
18. Philippine Veterans Bank
19. Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC)
20. United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB)
21. Union Bank
22. Security Bank
23. Robinsons Bank
24. Eastwest Bank
25. Asia United Bank
26. Maybank
27. Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCOM)

Thrift/Savings Banks:

28. Philippine Savings Bank (PS Bank)
29. Philippine Business Bank 
30. City Savings Bank
31. Producers Savings Bank
32. Philippine Rural Savings Bank (PR Bank)
33. Globe BPI Banko
34. Dumaguete City Development Bank (DCDB)
35. First Consolidated Bank (FCB)
36. RCBC Savings Bank

Rural Banks:

37. Katipunan Bank
38. 1st Valley Bank
39. Banco Dipolog
40. SG Bank
41. Dumaguete Rural Bank
42. Cooperative Bank of Negros Oriental
43. Rural Bank of Bacong
44. Rural Bank of Basay
45. Rural Bank of Sta. Catalina
46. Eastwest Rural Bank (formerly Green Bank)

Opening soon:

47. Philippine Trust Bank (Philtrust) - u/c
48. Landbank - 2nd branch to open at SU Portal East bldg.

Chinabank Savings

 Chinabank Savings is scheduled to open its Dumaguete branch this year http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/index.php/en/business/banking-finance/28851-cbs-expects-to-double-loan-portfolio-this-year. The photo above of an existing branch is from the PhilStar website.

How Much Money is in Dumaguete's Banks?

The latest data on bank deposits has just been released by the PDIC. Here's how Dumaguete ranks among cities in VisMin:

Total Deposits in Banks as of December 2013, in thousands of pesos

1. Cebu 236,520,082
2. Davao 107,583,073
3. Iloilo 72,218,562
4. Bacolod 59,928,460
5. Cagayan de Oro 54,074,304

6. Mandaue 37,768,503
7. Zamboanga 32,570,779 
8. General Santos 27,969,376
9. Tacloban 25,429,663
10. Dumaguete 21,614,939

11. Tagbilaran 20,907,551
12. Lapulapu 19,211,048
13. Butuan 18,944,854
14. Iligan 13,704,711
15. Cotabato 12,897,355

16. Tagum 11,247,164
17. Roxas 11,144,054
18. Surigao 10,279,226
19. Dipolog 10,138,060

20. Pagadian 9,875,901

21. Ormoc 9,550,763

22. Digos  8,642,942
23. Ozamiz  8,575,100
24. Koronadal  8,383,935
25. Kalibo 8,142,069

26. Malay (Aklan) 7,218,530

27. Kidapawan 6,433,925 
28. San Jose, Antique 6,024,325
29. Malaybalay 5,072,781

http://www.pdic.gov.ph/files/BSDStats/DDD_PBS_ProvinceMunicipality.htm

Photos of Banks in Dumaguete City

1. Maybank, Veterans Ave-Surban St.

2. Producers Bank, Perdices St.

3. Eastwest Bank. Colon St.

4. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, North Road

5. Metrobank, Veterans Ave.

6. 1st Valley Bank, Sta. Rosa St.

7. Security Bank, Silliman Ave.

8. Veterans Bank, Perdices St.

9. Banco de Oro, Robinsons Place

10. Cooperative Bank of Negros Oriental, Cervantes St.

11. Robinsons Bank, Robinsons Place

12. Katipunan Bank, Cervantes St.

13. Rural Bank of Basay, Perdices St.

14. Metrobank, V. Locsin St.

15. Allied Bank, South Road

16. SG Bank, Veterans Ave.

17. Philippine National Bank, Veterans Ave.

18. Chinabank, Veterans Ave.

19. Rural Bank of Bacong, Hibbard Ave.

20. RCBC Savings Bank, Veterans Ave.

21. Union Bank, Veterans Ave.

22. First Consolidated Bank, Jose Romero Rd.

23. United Coconut Planters Bank, Veterans Ave.

24. Banco Dipolog, Ma. Cristina St.

25. Landbank, Veterans Ave.

26. Bank of the Philippine Islands, North Road

27. Bank of the Philippine Islands, Perdices St.

28. Eastwest Rural Bank, Locsin St.

29. Bank of Commerce, Rizal Blvd.

30. Development Bank of the Philippines, Rizal Blvd.

31. Bank of the Philippine Is., San Jose St.

32. BDO Silliman Campus, North Road [photo by ritche of Skyscrapercity]

33. Philippine Savings Bank, V. Locsin St.

34. City Savings Bank, V. Locsin St.

35. Allied Bank, V. Locsin St.

36. Dumaguete City Development Bank, V. Locsin St.

37. Dumaguete Rural Bank, San Jose St.

38. Rizal Commercial Banking Corp., V. Locsin St.

39. BPI Globe Banko, Ma. Cristina St.

40. Rural Bank of Sta. Catalina, Perdices St.

41. Philippine Rural Savings Bank, Veterans Ave.

42. Banco de Oro, Sen. Teves St.

43. Asia United Bank, V. Locsin St.

44. Metrobank,  North Road-Capitol Area

Asia United Bank

        AUB, the city's 41st bank, opened yesterday. Location: Locsin St.

PBCOM

        Philippine Bank of Communications, one of the country's smaller commercial banks is opening in the city this year. See PBCOM for a list of job openings for the upcoming branch.

Eastwest Rural Bank

      This Butuan-based rural bank was recently acquired by Eastwest Bank but its operations remain separate. Greenbank Dumaguete opened yesterday beside AIM Coop, V. Locsin St.; it's the city's 40th bank. It has since been renamed Eastwest Rural Bank.

Manulife

     Canadian insurance company Manulife opened its Dumaguete branch this month at the 2nd floor of Yala Bldg. in Calindagan.