BPI (BPI) Stock Price Today
Founded in 1851, one of the oldest banks in Southeast Asia, and part of the Ayala group.
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What BPI does
- Deposits and digital banking
- Home, auto and business loans; credit cards
- Asset management and insurance partnerships
Before you buy BPI
- Buy only with money you won't need for 5+ years, after your emergency fund is set.
- One stock is concentrated risk. Many first-time investors start with a broad index fund or spread across a few companies.
- Adding a fixed amount every month (peso-cost averaging) beats trying to time the price.
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Frequently asked questions
What does BPI do?
Founded in 1851, one of the oldest banks in Southeast Asia, and part of the Ayala group.
What is the board lot of BPI?
The board lot depends on the share price band set by the PSE: for example 100 shares for prices from ₱5 to ₱49.95, 10 shares from ₱50 to ₱999.50, and 5 shares at ₱1,000 and up.
How much do I need to buy BPI stock?
Multiply the share price by the board lot, then add about ₱20–₱25 in minimum broker charges for small orders.
How do I buy BPI shares in the Philippines?
Open an account with a PSE-accredited online broker, fund it (often via bank transfer or e-wallet), search BPI, and place a buy order of at least one board lot. Only invest money you won't need for 5+ years.
Is BPI part of the PSEi?
The PSEi tracks 30 of the largest, most actively traded companies on the PSE, and the list is reviewed regularly. Check the PSE's latest index list to confirm whether BPI is currently included.
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