Bank BTPN

01 February 2008

BTPN RANKS 38 OUT OF 130 BANKS IN TPF COLLECTION


Bandung (admin). Infobank Magazine February 2008 Edition has once again published the ranks of banks regarding the collection of saving funds called "Adu Balap Tabungan 130 Bank" (translated into the Competition in Collecting Saving Funds among 130 Banks). Infobank analyzed that due to the recent BI Rate cut, banks are racing for low-cost funds, and according to the magazine's research of 2007, BTPN is ranked 38 out of 130 banks competing for the third-party funds (TPFs).

 

The top 10 banks with the highest TPFs in 2007 are respectively BCA, Bank Mandiri, BRI, BNI, Bank Danamon Indonesia, LippoBank, PermataBank, BII, Panin Bank, and Bank Niaga. (FDT)


For further information please contact:

 

PT Bank BTPN Tbk
Andrie Darusman – Communications & Daya Head
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

 

Bank BTPN in brief

PT Bank BTPN Tbk (Bank BTPN) is a foreign exchange bank and is a merger between PT Bank Tabungan Pensiunan Nasional Tbk (BTPN) and PT Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia (SMBCI) in February 2019. Bank BTPN serves various segments in the banking industry, from retail to corporate customers, including retirees, micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) and productive underprivileged communities; the consuming class segment; and the corporate segment. Bank BTPN provides the services through business units, such as BTPN Sinaya—a business unit for wealth management, BTPN Purna Bakti—a business serving retirees, BTPN Micro Business—a business unit serving microbusinesses, BTPN Business Banking—a business serving small- and medium-sized enterprises, Jenius—a digital banking platform serving the consuming class segment, and the corporate business unit, which serves national, multinational, and Japanese companies. Bank BTPN also has a subsidiary, namely PT Bank BTPN Syariah Tbk, which focuses on serving productive underprivileged customers. Bank BTPN also regularly provides training sessions and information for customers through the Daya Program—a sustainable and measurable empowerment program—to improve customers’ capacity so they can grow and have a chance to live better.