Indo Monex Bank
Bank IndoMonex was incorporated under the name PT Bank Pasar Gunung Tampomas Jaya based on a notarial deed dated 24 October 1970. In 1990, the Bank changed its name to PT Bank Indo Monex (BIM)and commenced operations as a commercial bank since 1 May 1990.
- The Bank obtained a license to operate as a money changer from Bank Indonesia by a letter dated 22 September 1993. The Bank is not registered to deal in the foreign exchange market. BIM to approach Bank Indonesia for Devisa license shortly. The Bank has 4 branch offices and 3 sub branch offices.
- In Dec 14th 2006, State Bank of India (SBI) has acquired 76 % share capital of the Bank and took Management control. State Bank of India is a largest Bank in India and is considered to be a proxy for the Indian Economy. SBI is a Fortune 500 company with Investment Grade Rating from Moody’s and S&P.
- The present shareholding pattern of the bank is as under:
- State Bank of India 76 %
- PT. Ravindo Jaya 24 %
- At present BIM is providing plain vanilla deposit and advances products to its customers. All the Branches are networked and operated under the core banking platform on Alphabits System provided by M/s.Sigma which is quick, safe and effective.
- Quality and excellent service to all individual clients and corporation remain to be our focus in serving entire society and client. BIM’s employees are motivated to strive for customer delight and are dedicated to provide excellent quality service to Individual as well as Corporate clients.
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BANK NIAGA
Established on 26 September 1955, Bank Niaga is currently the seventh largest bank in Indonesia in terms of assets. Bank Niaga has the second-largest position in mortgage lending, currently commanding around 10% market share. The majority of the Bank's equity had been held by Bumiputra-Commerce Holdings Berhad (BCHB) since 25 November 2002 and on 16 August 2007 was transferred to CIMB Group Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of BCHB. As the first local bank to introduce ATM services in 1987 and also on-line banking system in 1991, Bank Niaga is well regarded as one of the most innovative banks in Indonesia.
Over the years, Bank Niaga has been well regarded for its track record in customer service excellence. Through the extensive branch offices and ATM network, as well as wide range of sophisticated electronic channels, Bank Niaga offers a highly personalised banking experience to its customers. In 2006, Bank Niaga was awarded "The Most Consistent Bank in Service Excellence" by the Marketing Research Indonesia (MRI).
On the early 2008, Bank Niaga launches its new Vision: "To be Indonesia's Premier Universal Bank". The "universal bank" means integrally providing all banking products and services.link bank niaga
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PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia
PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia Tbk was established in 1991, endorsed by the Indonesian Council of Ulemas (MUI) and the Government of Indonesia, and commenced operations in May 1992. Supported by the Indonesian Association of Moslem Intellectuals (ICMI) and a group of Moslem entrepreneurs, the founding of Bank Muamalat also won the support of the general public, evidenced by a Rp 84 billion pledge for the purchase of the Bank’s shares on the date when the Articles of Association was signed. Thereafter, in a special meeting commemorating the founding at the Presidential Palace in Bogor, West Java, additional pledges from communities in West Java were raised to reach a total of Rp 106 billion.
On October 27, 1994, barely two years from its founding, Bank Muamalat received its license to operate as a Foreign Exchange Bank. This recognition strengthened the Bank’s position as the fi rst and leading sharia (Islamic) bank in Indonesia with a growing array of products and services.
In the late 90s, Indonesia was hit by a fi nancial crisis which devastated most of the national economies in the Southeast Asia region. The national banking sector collapsed under the burden of corporate debt overhang, which also impacted Bank Muamalat. In 1998, our Non-Performing Financing (NPF) ratio exceeded 60%. The Bank endured a loss of Rp 105 billion, which brought our equity to its lowest level ever of Rp 39.3 billion, less than a third of our original paid up capital.
In an effort to strengthen its capital base, Bank Muamalat solicited for a potential investor, which was responded positively by the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Bank Muamalat on June 21, 1999, IDB offi cially became one of the shareholder of BMI. Thus, the period between 1999 and 2002 represents times of challenges as well as triumphs for Bank Muamalat. During this period, Bank Muamalat succeeded in reversing its fi nancial fortunes from loss back into profi tability. This is achieved through the dedicated hard work of the entire Muamalat Crew, supported by strong leadership, astute business strategy, and strict adherence to the principles of sharia in all aspects of its banking practice.
Through these diffi cult times, however, Bank Muamalat persevered and was triumphant. Starting with the appointment of a new management board which was composed exclusively by personnel promoted from within the Bank’s own ranks, Bank Muamalat proceeded to deploy a fi ve-year business plan which emphasizes on (i) non-reliance on further additional capital from shareholders, (ii) not resorting to a cutback from the existing personnel of the Bank, while also ensuring that any cost-effi ciency measures taken do not impinge on the rights of the Muamalat Crew, (iii) recovery of employee self-confi dence as the fi rst-year priority for the new Management of the Bank, (iv) second-year priority on building a new foundation of business growth through the strengthening of work discipline within Bank Muamalat, and (v) developing milestones in business achievements through the creation and pursuit of business opportunities in the third and succeeding years. With the Grace of Allah Rabbul Izzati, this plan ultimately brought Bank Muamalat to a new era of growth entering 2004 and onwards.
Up until year-end 2004, Bank Muamalat remained the leading sharia (Islamic) bank in the country with total assets of Rp 5.2 trillion, paid-up capital of Rp 269.7 billion and net profi t of Rp 48.4 billion for fi scal year 2004.
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Bank Ekspor Indonesia
Gedung Bursa Efek Jakarta
Menara II Lantai 8
Jl. Jend. Sudirman, Kav 52-53
Phone : (6221) 515 4638
Fax : (6221) 515 4639
Email : webmaster@bexi.co.id
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