In its January to June statement of income and expense, the BSP said revenues dropped by 14.7 percent to P140 billion from P164.1 billion a year earlier. BSP’s revenues came from its interest income from international reserves and domestic securities, and from miscellaneous income. Net worth, capitalThe BSP registered a net worth of P303.6 billion in June, up 46 percent from P207.7 billion in the corresponding period last year. The net worth was supported by surplus reserves amounting to P243.6 billion, which was 65 percent higher than the previous year’s P147.7 billion. The BSP’s capital remains at P60 billion, instead of P200 billion which it should have under its 2019 revised charter.