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BPI names Ginbee Go as next CEO as TG Limcaoco steps down

Limcaoco will transition to senior governance roles in Ayala Group companies.

The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) announced Maria Cristina “Ginbee” Go as its next chief executive officer and president, effective 26 April 2027.

Jose Teodoro “TG” Limcaoco, the incumbent CEO and president, will remain a member of the bank’s board of directors.

Limcaoco has been CEO and president of BPI for five years. Under his leadership, BPI’s number of customers reached over 19 million in 2026, more than doubling from its 8.46 million customers in 2021, based on BPI's integrated report.

Limcaoco will take on senior governance roles in other major companies of the Ayala Group, the bank’s parent company.

Go is the head of consumer banking in BPI.

She has worked at the bank for 23 years and previously served as president of BPI Family Savings Bank. Before joining BPI, Go worked at Citibank, Ayala Land, and Procter & Gamble.

She currently serves on the boards of the Ayala Foundation, TransUnion Philippines, BPI Direct BanKo, and BPI MS Insurance Corporation.

Go is a certified public accountant and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.

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