Indonesia
Standard & Poor's lauds Indonesian banking system's impressive development
Bank failures have been very low.
Standard & Poor's lauds Indonesian banking system's impressive development
Bank failures have been very low.
Indonesia loan growth feared to ease to 15-18% in 2014
It'll be the slowest since 2010.
CIMB Niaga AirAsia BIG co-branded credit card unveiled in Indonesia
Frequent travellers are being targeted.
Bank Mandiri launches mobile payment service
Good news for Indonesian merchants and consumers.
Capital access is hurdle Indonesia's regional banks face
It's a challenge for loan growth.
Indonesian bank's rising average rates mirror higher policy rates
But net interest margins fall.
Profit of Indonesian banks feared to go crashing down
Amid narrowing banks’ net interest.
Deutsche Bank appoints Kunardy D. Lie as chief country officer, Indonesia
Deutsche Bank announced the appointment of Kunardy Lie as Chief Country Officer, Deutsche Bank, Indonesia effective immediately. He takes over from Suresh Narang as Chief Country Officer for Indonesia, who retired from the Bank at the end of March 2014. Mr Lie will report to Gunit Chadha and Alan Cloete, Co-Chief Executive Officers, Asia Pacific and members of the Group Executive Committee, Deutsche Bank AG.
Retail Banking Forum 2014 kicks off in Jakarta, Indonesia
Find out what's the hottest topic in retail banking.
Indonesian banks predict they won't outperform their 2013 results
What could be behind this forecast?
Indonesian firms cast doubt on banks' outlook this year
2013 results hard to beat, they say.
Bank Rakyat Indonesia's profits up 14% to IDR21.4t in 2013
Thanks to these 3 growth drivers.
Bank Rakyat Indonesia's loan growth pegged at 18% in 2014
Will it stay ahead of peers?
Asia-Pac insurers seen to splurge US$18.1b on technology next year
That's 5.6% more than previous forays.
Why big Indonesian banks are buffered enough against losses
Thanks to 'loss-absorption' cushions.
Indonesia’s banking credit to slow down in 2014
Caused by effort to stabilize the economy. Central bank governor Agus Martowardojo expects credit to expand slower from 15.5% to 16.3% next year from this year's credit growth estimate of 20%. Part of the stabilization program is the effort to keep the Indonesia’s current account deficit at a favorable level, he said. High interest rates in the banking sector are also causing banking credit to falter. "With the current higher banks' interest rate, it is going to push the growth of the credit to the range (of 15.5% to 16.3%)," said Martowardojo.
Here's why some Asian Central Banks are raising rates
An easy exit from their current account deficits?
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