Asialink Group Reports ₱50.2 Billion in Assets Under Management

Company-reported assets under management rose 20% year on year at the end of June 2026, with MSME borrowers accounting for 60% of the portfolio.

Asialink Group of Companies reported ₱50.2 billion in assets under management as of the end of June 2026, marking a 20% increase from ₱41.873 billion during the same period last year.

The milestone reflects continued demand for the Group’s financing and refinancing products, particularly among micro, small, and medium enterprises seeking alternatives to traditional bank financing.

According to internally verified company data, MSME borrowers accounted for 60% of Asialink’s recorded assets under management. Retail borrowers using the Group’s different loan products represented the remaining 40%.

MSMEs drive portfolio growth

Asialink said its MSME portfolio includes more than 165,000 active clients with an average loan ticket size of ₱450,000.

The figures highlight the role of non-bank financial institutions in providing capital to Filipino entrepreneurs who may have limited access to conventional lending channels.

The Group offers MSME financing, collateral-backed loans, vehicle financing, and other lending products through its flagship companies, including Asialink Finance Corporation, Global Dominion Financing Inc., and South Asialink Finance Corporation.

Its reported AUM results also cover AFC SME Finance Inc., AFC Motors Financing Inc., Global SME Loans Inc., and Wisefund Finance Corporation.

Portfolio quality remains steady

Despite its expanding portfolio, the Group reported that its non-performing loan ratio remained steady at 2% as of the end of June 2026.

Robert B. Jordan Jr., Group CEO of Asialink Group of Companies, credited the milestone to the combined work of the company’s employees and leadership team amid a challenging macroeconomic environment.

“With this new achievement, we are even more determined to contribute to sustainable economic development and nation-building,” Jordan said.

The Group has been expanding its nationwide operations through a long-term branch development and optimization plan, supported by its sales strategy and partnerships with local and international financial institutions.

Institutional funding supports expansion

Asialink has secured several credit facilities intended to increase its lending capacity for MSMEs and other underserved borrowers in the Philippines.

These include a US$75 million facility from Standard Chartered Bank, equivalent to approximately ₱4.4 billion when announced, and a US$165 million facility from the Asian Development Bank, equivalent to approximately ₱9.6 billion.

The Group also obtained a US$135 million facility from the International Finance Corporation, valued at approximately ₱7.6 billion when announced.

In May 2026, Asialink secured a ₱500 million sustainability-linked social credit facility from Cathay United Bank. The financing is intended to support underserved sectors, including rural MSMEs and women-owned businesses.

Expanding access to non-bank financing

Asialink’s growth comes as Filipino entrepreneurs continue to seek accessible financing for working capital, equipment, vehicles, and business expansion.

For MSMEs, access to financing can determine whether a business can maintain operations, respond to new opportunities, or create additional jobs within its community.

The Group’s ₱50.2 billion milestone reflects the growing scale of non-bank financing in the country and the continuing demand for financial products designed for underserved and underbanked Filipinos.

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