Complaint Against Security Bank

Summary

The complaint against Security Bank Corporation (SBC) involves alleged transactional breaches under the Central Bank Act. Despite an investigation order issued in October 2024, no investigation has commenced, raising concerns about procedural compliance. The complainant has not received SBCs response, hindering their ability to engage with SBCs defense. The complaint is governed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) under the Financial Consumer Protection Act (FCPA). The complainant requests SBCs response, an investigation, and clarification on legal representation. SBCs lack of response may be seen as an implicit admission of guilt. Prompt action and transparency are urged to maintain the integrity of the financial system.

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It sounds like you have a well-documented case against SBC. Since you have already considered reaching out to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), have you formally lodged a complaint or follow-up with them? If so, what has been their response?
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Formal Complaint Response: Catalina de Leon Cruz vs. Security Bank Corporation (SBC)
Objective:
This memorandum responds to the Legal Chronology and Analysis concerning the complaint against SBC as per MB Resolution *, series of *. It addresses key issues and emphasizes the need for prompt action from SBC.
Parties Involved:
- Complainant: Catalina de Leon Cruz, represented by Mancomm.
- Respondent: Security Bank Corporation (SBC).
Key Events and Dates:
*. Formal Complaint: Filed on November *, *, alleging transactional breaches under the Central Bank Act by SBC.
*. SBC's Response: Submitted on August *, *, but not received by the complainant.
*. Investigation Order: Issued on October *, *, directing an investigation into SBC's actions under MB Resolution *, Series of *.
Current Status and Issues:
*. Investigation Delay: Despite acknowledging the Investigation Order, no investigation has commenced.
*. Lack of Documentation: TheAugust *, * response from SBC has not been received, hindering the complainant's ability to understand SBC's position.
*. Legitimacy of Legal Representation: Need for clarification on SBC's legal representation to ensure procedural compliance.
*. Cooperation Issues: SBC's lack of engagement suggests insufficient compliance with procedural requirements.
Requested Actions by Complainant:
*. Response Filing Requisite: SBC must submit a sworn answer within ten (*) days of receiving the notice, including evidence. Failure to do so should be considered a waiver and the case resolved based on the complainant's evidence.
*. Implicit Admission of Guilt: Argue that SBC's failure to respond is an implicit admission of guilt.
*. Call for Thorough Investigation: Urge a comprehensive investigation to impose appropriate sanctions on SBC.
Legal Framework:
The complaint is governed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) under the Financial Consumer Protection Act (FCPA), authorizing enforcement against financial institutions for transactional violations.
Call to Action:
*. Immediate Action on SBC's Response: SBC must promptly provide its sworn response to avoid adverse interpretations.
*. Initiation of Investigation: