• WHAT IS AN INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT (IMA)?

    An Investment Management Account (IMA) is a flexible fund management arrangement that allows clients to invest their funds in a wide range of financial instruments representing different asset types. Several investment assets can be held under one umbrella IMA.

  • WHO MANAGES IMA?

    IMAs are managed by the Trust and Investments Group of RCBC (RCBC TIG). Once an IMA is opened, its management is assigned to a relationship or portfolio manager who shall oversee the investment activities of the account.

  • WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF IMAs?

    There are two (2) main types of IMAs: Discretionary and Non-Discretionary. (1)In a DISCRETIONARY IMA, RCBC TIG shall have discretion to select specific investment instruments subject to a pre-agreed Investment Policy Statement which is established upon account opening. (2) In a NON-DISCRETIONARY IMA, RCBC TIG will have NO DISCRETION in the selection of the investment assets that the account will invest in. All investment dispositions are done upon SPECIFIC AUTHORIZATION of the client. The client will give instructions for each investment transaction and will receive a confirmation from RCBC-TIG after the same has been executed. * Only NON-DISCRETIONARY IMAs can be opened online via the RCBC Digital website.

  • WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SECURITIES AVAILABLE IN IMA ONLINE?

    You may invest in Philippine Peso Denominated (1) Corporate Bonds and (2) Government Securities, subject to availability.

  • WHAT IS THE MINIMUM INVESTMENT AMOUNT FOR AN IMA?

    An IMA opened online has a minimum investment amount of PhP100,000.00. You may also open an IMA via any of our RCBC Branches for a minimum investment amount of P1,000,000.00

  • WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS TO OPEN AN RCBC IMA online?

    Once you have an RCBC Digital Account you may already apply for a new IMA. Just click the Investment Management Account module in RCBC Digital website for online application process.

  • HOW CAN I OPEN AN IMA ONLINE?

    (Step 1) Log-in to your RCBC account via rcbconlinebanking.com; (Step 2) Click the Investment Management Account Icon; (Step 3) Select “I want to apply for a new IMA via RCBC Digital”; (Step 4) Select a settlement account for your IMA transactions; (Step 5) Accomplish the Customer Suitability Assessment; (Step 6) Read and Agree to the Risk Disclosure Statement; (Step 7) Read and click agree to the terms and conditions governing IMA; (Step 8) Enter the OTP sent to your registered mobile number.

  • I HAVE AN EXISTING IMA OPENED OVER-THE-COUNTER. CAN I ENROLL IT ONLINE?

    Yes. Just select “I want to link my existing IMA to RCBC Digital” during the enrollment process. Enter your unique IMA number and follow the rest of the steps. After successfully completing all the required steps, you should be able to access your existing IMA online.

  • ARE ALL INVESTMENT OUTLETS AVAILABLE OVER-THE-COUNTER ALSO AVAILABLE VIA IMA ONLINE?

    Only Primary Philippine Denominated Corporate Bonds and Government Securities can be ordered via IMA Online. You may coordinate with RCBC Trust via imaonline@rcbc.com for other investment outlets.

  • CAN I SELL THE INVESTMENTS IN MY IMA BEFORE THEY MATURE?

    Yes. At the moment, a sell instruction from your registered email address is required for us to process the sale of an IMA online investment. Depending on the investment, it might take 3 to 5 working days for us to process the sale and credit the proceeds to your settlement account.

  • CAN I CHANGE THE SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT OF MY IMA?

    To change the settlement account of your IMA, you may schedule a call with RCBC Trust or send us an email at imaonline@rcbc.com.

  • HOW DO I CLOSE OR TERMINATE MY IMA?

    You may get in touch with RCBC Trust for the termination process of your account. An RCBC Trust officer will explain the process and requirements for account closure

  • WHAT IF A CLIENT WANTS TO INVEST IN ASSETS THAT ARE DEEMED SUITABLE ONLY FOR CLIENTS WITH A HIGHER RISK PROFILE?

    You may get in touch with RCBC Trust for the termination process of your account. An RCBC Trust officer will explain the process and requirements for account closure