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View all search resultsThe Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) on Wednesday announced the increase of its deposit insurance rates for both rupiah and foreign exchange-denomination savings as banks have started to raise their deposit rates in response to Bank Indonesia’s (BI) recent interest rate hike.
The Indonesia Deposit Insurance Corporation (IDIC) is maintaining its guaranteed interest rates — 5.75 percent for rupiah deposits in banks, 0.75 percent for foreign exchange deposits and 8.25 percent for rupiah deposited in microcredit banks.
The Indonesian banking industry is deemed to be ready for credit expansion next year as it enjoys a high margin amid ample liquidity and manageable non-performing loans (NPL), the Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) has said.
Big lenders are cutting their deposit rates ahead of the reference rate cut, the Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) says, forcing the institution to change the methodology used in calculating the deposit guaranteed rate.
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