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BTN upbeat over prospect of exceeding profit target as funding cost decreases
Business 6 years ago

BTN upbeat over prospect of exceeding profit target as funding cost decreases

President director Pahala N. Mansury expressed optimism that BTN could book more profit than its initial projection of Rp 1.1 trillion (US$75.36 million) by the end of this year, supported by easing liquidity competition.
BTPN sees net profit contract by 9% in H1
Business 6 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. 
LPS ‘ready’ to aid banks in liquidity troubles
Business 6 years ago

LPS ‘ready’ to aid banks in liquidity troubles

Banks with liquidity issues can now file requests for fund placement with the OJK and will be eligible for funds if their stakeholders cannot solve the liquidity crunch.
Singapore Airlines raises additional $541 million to boost liquidity
Business 6 years ago

Singapore Airlines raises additional $541 million to boost liquidity

Singapore’s national flag carrier, Singapore Airlines (SIA), has raised an additional S$750 million (US$541 million) from long-term loans on some of its Airbus A350-900 and Boeing B787-10 aircraft to boost its liquidity amid the ongoing global health crisis, it announced on Thursday.
Government gives LPS more power to prevent bank failure
Business 6 years ago

Government gives LPS more power to prevent bank failure

Under the regulation, the LPS can now place funds in banks during the economic recovery from the impacts of COVID-19. 
Government places $2.12b in state-owned banks to accelerate economic recovery
Business 6 years ago

Government places $2.12b in state-owned banks to accelerate economic recovery

The funds will be kept in deposit accounts with interest rates of 80 percent of the central bank’s benchmark interest rate of 4.25 percent.
Liquidity support for airlines: Should government pay for it?
Opinion 6 years ago

Liquidity support for airlines: Should government pay for it?

The government and the taxpayers they represent, should be concerned when asked to restructure undeserving companies; those that had been performing poorly even before the pandemic hit.
Ultra-rich to place more funds in banks amid liquidity crunch: Economists
Business 6 years ago

Ultra-rich to place more funds in banks amid liquidity crunch: Economists

Deposits from high-net worth individuals will increase, defying the trend of an overall slowdown in third-party funds in local banks as lower-income people’s incomes decline as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
BI sees rupiah strengthening to pre-pandemic level as it intervenes in market
Business 6 years ago

BI sees rupiah strengthening to pre-pandemic level as it intervenes in market

BI has injected an additional Rp 167.6 trillion (US$11.33 billion) this month to stabilize the financial system.
Bank Indonesia to provide liquidity for banks involved in loan restructuring
Business 6 years ago

Bank Indonesia to provide liquidity for banks involved in loan restructuring

Indonesian banks owned Rp 886 trillion (US$59.77 billion) in government bonds and could transact Rp 563.6 trillion worth with the central bank should they need liquidity.

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