More senators file their SALNs
Senate of the Philippines. File photo.
MANILA, Philippines — All 24 senators of the 20th Congress have disclosed their Statements of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALNs) to the public.
Senators Alan Peter Cayetano, Ronald dela Rosa, Imee Marcos, Rodante Marcoleta, and Christopher Lawrence Go have allowed the Senate secretary to release their SALNs.
Sen. Mark Villar, with P1.26 billion, is the wealthiest senator of the 20th Congress, followed by Sen. Raffy Tulfo with P1.052 billion.
Sen. Francis Escudero has the lowest net worth at P18.8 million.
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Marcos declared a net worth of P164.9 million. She reported no liabilities, with assets that include several real properties, many of which were inherited.
Marcos also has business interests or financial connections with Marcos Presidential Center, The Imelda R. Marcos Collection Inc., IPROD Inc., Creative Media and Film Society of the Philippines Inc., and Amigos Familiares Y Socios Inc.
Cayetano reported a net worth of P109.1 million, with total assets of P110.6 million and liabilities of P1.5 million. He declared a financial connection with Philippine Art Nation Inc.
Marcoleta declared a net worth of P51.96 million as of June 30, 2025, with assets totaling P80.4 million and liabilities of P28.44 million. He reported no business interests.
Go declared a net worth of P32.43 million, assets of P44.53 million, and liabilities of P12.10 million. He reported business interests in Cinderblocks and KTC Sunrise Beach.
Dela Rosa disclosed a net worth of P32.29 million, with total assets of P61.3 million and liabilities of P29 million. He reported financial connections with the Public Safety Savings and Loan Association Inc., the Armed Forces of the Philippines Savings and Loan Association Inc., and Johnson Farms Corp. /mcm
