IB Overview for Unit Leader Riau Kepri Bank
In an effort to prepare human resources for conversion into a Sharia Commercial Bank, Bank Riau Kepri collaborated with LPPI in the "IB Overview for Unit Leader" training held on September 9-13, 2019. There are 35 Participants in this training at the level of section heads and training is carried out at the Bank's Head Office.
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Basic Asset Liability Management Program for BPR
Bank Has intermediation and trust-based function, the Bank needs to manage the portfolio (assets, liabilities, and capital) in a reasonable, healthy and prudent manner so as to increase shareholder value. Managing a portfolio means arranging liabilities (deposits and other debt) according to the needs and movements of interest rates (short-term and long-term) and then selling these funds into productive assets (short-term and long-term), by type, sensitivity to interest rates and especially paying attention liquidity aspects. With the expectation that assets will be of high quality, creating stable profitability, so that the value of capital, in the long run, will increase to support economic expansion and growth. In the case of managing this portfolio, the Bank must not ignore the risks that arise.
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Workshop on Sustainable Finance & Its Application in Indonesia
The financial business sector is a central sector in economic business activity in a country, therefore the financial business sector has more responsibility to be able to support sustainable economic growth in a country. Sustainable finance is the overall support of financial service institutions to realize sustainable economic growth by harmonizing economic, social and environmental growth. Participants will gain an understanding of sustainable finance in Indonesia, be able to make sustainable financial action plans and implement sustainable finance in accordance with the characteristics, capabilities and risk appetite that can be accepted by financial service institutions. Starting in 2019 until 2025, financial service institutions will gradually begin to apply sustainable financial principles that are expected to contribute positively to sustainable economic growth (Sustainable Development Goals). On this occasion, Central Java Bank was represented by 4 people; BJB Bank 3 people; Jambi Bank 2 people; Indonesia Eximbank 1 person; Central Kalimantan Bank 1 person; PT. Askrindo 2 people; PT. SMFL Finance & Leasing 1 person; and the Deposit Insurance Agency of 2 people.
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