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[...] National banks need to think of a way in looking for additional capital to keep the Loan to Deposit Ratio ( [...]

[...] Banks (RUU Bank) needs to be reassessed. It is because the needs of extra capital for national banks in 2015 reaches Rp 113 trillion. According to observer of economy Aviliani in Jakarta ( [...]

[...] Pertamina, PLN and other SOEs (State Owned Enterprises) are to be encouraged to do hedging, national banks must provide the supplies. Thus, BI is encouraging it by loosening up some regulations such [...]

[...] Bank Central Asia (BCA) has planned to lower its housing loan interest. It’s doing it while the liquidity is tight and consumption credit is slow. “We see [...]

[...] which has reached seven million units so far. Houses can be owned easily, such as through housing loan (KPR) facilitated by many banks. The credit can have a long tenor from 5 to 15 years. The ease [...]

[...] get in the beginning. Insurance firms hand over the task of searching for new customers to insurance agents which are the second parties. Related to the matter, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) [...]

[...] insurance companies to improve its MDRT agents; certainly by increasing the growth of life insurance agents. Meanwhile, MDRT Indonesia’s Country Chair Lucy Dewani said that an insurance agent must [...]

[...] support the government’s plan. It means that the siding on locals is obvious,” he said in Jakarta today. He said that many of the current domestic insurance industry have foreign share ownership [...]

[...] on subsidized fossil fuel won’t contribute too much to the inflation. He also said in Jakarta today that he is convinced that this year’s inflation will be more under control. “It won’t be too [...]

[...] Finance Minister M. Chatib Basri said in Jakarta today that the ministry will soon sign an agreement with BPJS (Social Security Agency) related to [...]

[...] them from the risk of failed payment. According to BI’s Governor Agus Martowardojo in Jakarta today, there is a tendency of increasing debt judging from the current condition. One of the [...]

[...] The Government’s and the Parliament’s plan to limit the foreign ownership in national public banks as stipulated in the Draft of Bill on Banks (RUU Bank) needs to be [...]

[...] Association (AAJI) Hendrisman Rahim has supported the plan on regulating the limit of foreign ownership in the insurance industry as stipulated in the Draft Bill of Insurance Affairs which is now [...]

[...] on the regulation, the House and the government must again think about the issue of foreign ownership that will be restricted to 49 percent as stipulated in the Draft Bill (RUU) on Banking. [...]

[...] function of the national banking industry is still functioning well and the LDR (Loan to Deposit Ratio) is also still on the safe side which ranges from 78 to 92 percent. “It shows that the [...]

[...] Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) had been established in 2004 in which the banking LDR (Loan to Deposit Ratio) was still around 44 percent. Meanwhile, it has reached 90 percent. Thus, the new government [...]

[...] in Jakarta (26/8/2014), the additional Rp 113 trillion serves to keep the LDR (Loan to Deposit Ratio) at 90 percent. “Meanwhile, the capacity of Indonesia’s stock exchange can so far only provide [...]

[...] National banks need to think of a way in looking for additional capital to keep the Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR) below 92 percent and to keep the growth steady. One way is by looking for capital [...]

[...] mentioned about the letter from the Finance Ministry about the warning of the limit of subsidized fossil fuel in the Revised State Budget and Expenditure (APBN-P) of 2014 to be 46 million kiloliters. [...]

The Energy National Board (DEN) has requested the government to create a new entity that is focused in selling subsidized energy products. So far, the [...]