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Business 5 years ago

BTPN profits decline 21% in Q3 as bad loans increase

The decline was a result of an 84 percent increase in loan-loss provision to Rp 1.95 trillion, while net interest income dropped by 2 percent to Rp 7.9 trillion.

Business 5 years ago

Bank Mandiri sees 30 percent profit dip in Q3 despite loan growth

State-owned Bank Mandiri, the country’s second-largest bank by asset value, saw its profit contract by double digits as of September despite booking growth in loan disbursements.

Business 5 years ago

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BRI haunted by bad debt

The bank’s shares have fallen by more than 27 percent this year.

Business 5 years ago

BTN to improve asset quality, boost low-cost funds

State-owned Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN) is aiming to focus on improving its asset quality this year and boost low-cost funds amid rising bad loans and eroded profits during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Business 5 years ago

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Indonesian banks' results reflect deteriorating assets, but hopes remain: Experts

Despite the asset quality concerns, experts are of the view that Indonesia’s banks are still in a good condition.

Business 5 years ago

Bad loans to keep rising this year as economy yet to fully recover: Economists

Financial Services Authority (OJK) data show that the nonperforming loan (NPL) ratio, the proportion of bad loans to total debts, rose to 3.1 percent in June, higher than 3.01 percent recorded in May.

Business 5 years ago

BTPN sees net profit contract by 9% in H1

BTPN has recorded a contraction in its net profit in this year’s first six months as interest income decreased while bad loans rose.

Business 5 years ago

BCA H1 net profit contracts as loan growth cools, bad debts rise

Publicly listed Bank Central Asia (BCA) saw an annual contraction in its net profit in this year’s first six months as the pandemic held back loan disbursement and pushed up bad debts.