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Being the Best Bank for Rupiah Money Market to Inclusive Financing, BNI Received 5 Awards from Bank Indonesia

Being the Best Bank for Rupiah Money Market to Inclusive Financing, BNI Received 5 Awards from Bank Indonesia

PT Bank Negara Indonesia Tbk (Persero), or BNI, has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting Bank Indonesia's policies, which range from monetary operations, payment systems, and macroprudential. This approach was effectively proven by receiving 5 awards at once in the Bank Indonesia Award 2024.

The award was given directly by Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo to BNI President Director Royke Tumilaar during the Bank Indonesia Annual Meeting on Friday (29/11/2024).

BNI won the most awards among other banks, the awards include: Supporter of Rupiah Money Market Development (Repo Award) for Monetary Area, Best SKNBI and KPHDN Participant and Best BI Fast for KBMI 3 and 4 categories in Payment System Area. In the Macroprudential area, BNI is the best bank for Supporting Inclusive Financing. While in the Policy Support area, BNI was awarded as the Bank with the Best Foreign Exchange Reporting Compliance for KBMI 3 and 4.

“We would like to thank Bank Indonesia for this award. This achievement is clear evidence of the dedication of all BNI people in providing the best banking services for the community and spurs us to continue to innovate and actively contribute to the development of the financial sector in Indonesia,” said Royke Tumilaar in a press release.

This year’s awards exceed those from the previous year. At the Bank Indonesia Award 2023, BNI received 3 awards including the Best Conventional Bank Supporting Rupiah Monetary Operations Innovation, Best Deposit Cash Management Bank, and Best Inclusive Payment Supporting Bank.

Royke added, BNI will continue to improve performance sustainably and continue the transformation program that has been running since 2021. As a state-owned bank, BNI is committed to supporting government programs in achieving solid and sustainable economic growth targets.

“BNI sees that Indonesia's economic prospects will be better in 2025 driven by consumption and investment and supported by more targeted government spending,” Royke concluded.

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