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In Cebu, the bank has invested in putting up a bigger bank outlet to accommodate its growing clients especially in the employees' salary loan feature, Chinese depositors, and families of Taiwan-based OFWs.


The Taiwan-based ChinaTrust is strengthening its niche in the salary loan feature, banking on the growing number of potential borrowers who are employed by established corporations.


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