Indonesia

Bank Negara Indonesia books $1.37M lending profits in NY

The New York branch of state-owned Bank Negara Indonesia booked net profits of US$1.37 million from credit issued in the first eight months of this year.

Bank Negara Indonesia books $1.37M lending profits in NY

The New York branch of state-owned Bank Negara Indonesia booked net profits of US$1.37 million from credit issued in the first eight months of this year.

Indonesia's finance sector to get $300M boost from ADB

Indonesia’s financial sector will get a $300 million loan from the Asian Development Bank to improve the operations of the local regulator, deepen capital markets and expand non-bank financing.

Bank International Indonesia sure to meet target of $943M auto loans

Bank International Indonesia Finance Center expressed confidence that it will meet its target to boost outstanding loans to Rp 9 trillion ($943 million) next year.

Bank Negara Indonesia Syariah confident of meeting loan target

Bank Negara Indonesia's Islamic bank says it is confident of meeting its target of issuing $830 million or Rp 8 trillion in loans this year.

Indonesia tells sharia banks to put IPOs on hold

Bank Indonesia suggested that Bank Syariah Mandiri and Bank Muamalat bide time before floating their shares on the bourse.

Bank Mandiri, Merpati Airlines team up on credit cards

Mandiri credit card holders will be able to buy three Merpati tickets for the price of two at the airline’s sales office in a promotion that will run from Sept. 19, 2012 until Sept. 18, 2013.

Bank Mandiri’s Islamic unit considering IPO

Bank Mandiri is planning an initial public offering next year for its Islamic unit, Bank Syariah Mandiri, according to its commercial director, Sunarso.

10 things governments should do to ensure banking and financial stability

A number of countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America have ‘come in from the cold’ in recent years as a result of a pent-up desire for political and societal renewal. A major issue for the new rulers running countries that are now much more open to the outside world is to consider how best to adapt banks and financial firms to systemic political change.

BTN to boost remittance business with new partner

PT Bank Tabungan Negara inked a deal to improve Telkom’s Delima remittance business.

Indonesia's BJB to cooperate with Malaysian remittance company

Bank BJB has signed an agreement with PT iAsia Sakatama, a Malaysian remittance company, to cooperate in remittance business.

Indonesian banks warned against misusing non-collateral loans

Bank Indonesia warned commercial banks not to use non-collateral loans to finance customers who were unable to pay the required downpayment.

BNI eyes to boost deposits with more Japanese customers

Bank Negara Indonesia to get more Japanese companies to deposit their funds with them following a partnership agreement with Joyo Bank.

Here's what mobile banking & payments can do for businesses

There'll be 894m users by 2015, and emerging markets better be prepared.

Worsening investment climate in Indonesia is not reflected in FDI figures yet

In the last few months, overseas analysts and bankers were echoing that Indonesia is losing its sparks as favorite investment destination by investors due to new tighter regulations for mainly the mining and banking industry.

Southeast Asia an engine for growth for Sharia banking

Guess which country could be the key player for Islamic banking?

Indonesia's BTN ups profit by 63% in H1

riven by rising loan demand, Bank Tabungan Negara's profit jumped 63 percent in the first half of the year.

Bank Negara Indonesia to partner with 46 Japanese banks

BNI is looking to partner with 46 Japanese regional  operating in Indonesia within the year.