AIA Investment Management and Trust Corporation Philippines (AIAIM Philippines) has been recognized by The Asset as a Top Investment House in the Philippines, earning Highly Commended distinctions in two key categories: Philippine Peso Local Currency Bonds and Philippine Peso G3 Bonds.
The Asset Triple A Awards conferred the recognitions, one of Asia’s most respected and independent benchmarks for investment management excellence. The awards underscore AIAIM Philippines’ consistent performance and disciplined approach in managing peso-denominated fixed income portfolios amid evolving market conditions.
AIAIM Philippines acts as AIA Philippines’ investment arm, managing local funds and delivering investment solutions for insurance products. Moreover, the recognition reflects the firm’s focus on long-term value creation, prudent risk management, and strong governance.
“This recognition affirms the strength of our investment process and the depth of expertise of our team,” said Angie Pacis, Chief Executive Officer of AIA Investment Management and Trust Corporation Philippines.
“In a challenging and volatile market environment, our priority is to deliver resilient, well-managed investment outcomes that support the long-term financial goals of our policyholders and clients.”
Pacis added that the awards reflect the firm’s commitment to disciplined portfolio construction and active management.
“We continue to invest with a long-term view, guided by robust research, risk awareness, and a deep understanding of the Philippine fixed income market.”
Pacis brings over three decades of experience in banking, investment management, and trust operations.
She leads AIAIM Philippines with a focus on strategic growth, financial innovation, and stronger investment capabilities. Furthermore, under her leadership, the company continues to enhance its role in supporting AIA Philippines’ broader mission of helping customers secure better financial futures.
Industry leaders widely regard the Asset Triple A Awards for their rigorous evaluation process. Consequently, the process combines quantitative performance metrics with qualitative assessments of strategy, governance, and market expertise.
