Woman leader makes it a mission to advance financial inclusion

by The Manila Times

Jun 11, 2023 12:14 am

DESPITE the modernization of the economy and society, conversations on finances and credit remain uncommon, but Pia Arellano hopes to change that.

Since taking the helm as president and CEO of TransUnion Philippines some five years ago, Arellano has devoted herself to advancing credit literacy and financial inclusion, and ultimately, improving the lives of Filipinos. She was earlier named one of the Women of Substance by the business and leadership magazine Rising Tigers.

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