Showing posts with label Sun Life Financial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sun Life Financial. Show all posts

Saturday, August 1, 2026

Sun Life Foundation earns recognition at LCF’s 2026 CSR Guild Awards

Sun Life Financial-Philippines Foundation, Inc. (Sun Life Foundation) was recently recognized for its commitment to environmental sustainability at the 2026 CSR Guild Awards ceremony held in Mandaluyong City.

The CSR Gild Awards honors exceptional corporate sustainability programs. It is organized by the League of Corporate Foundations, a network of corporate foundations and corporations dedicated to advancing CSR practices in the Philippines.

Sun Life Foundation was named a Finalist under the Outstanding CSR Project in Environment category for the Food Shed Farming Enterprise, a collaboration with the World Wide Fund for Nature-Philippines that constructs food sheds in remote areas.

Saturday, April 27, 2024

Sun Life Financial Resilience Report: Millennials are most financially literate generation of Filipinos, but many lack a plan of action

Sun Life Asia released its inaugural “Sun Life Asia Financial Resilience Index”, which examines the financial behaviours and beliefs of individuals in eight markets across the region, and the barriers they face in building long-term financial security. The Index shows that while Filipino millennials have the highest levels of financial resilience, many still lack a plan of action – a key pillar of financial resilience.   

The Sun Life Asia Financial Resilience Index is based on a survey of 8,000 people in eight markets: the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam.  Key findings include: 

Millennials are the most resilient generation

The survey of 1,000 people in the Philippines found that millennials are the most financially resilient generation. They are more optimistic about their financial futures than their Baby Boomer peers (80% vs. 71%) and Gen Z peers (80% vs. 71%), but just as optimistic as their Gen X peers (80% vs. 80%). They are more likely to make financial decisions based on research than older generations (50% vs. 46%).