BNLI Targets Credit Growth Up to 9% by 2024, Here Are the Sectors Aimed at

March 08, 2024, 01.30 AM  | Reporter: Nurtiandriyani Simamora
BNLI Targets Credit Growth Up to 9% by 2024, Here Are the Sectors Aimed at

ILUSTRASI. Perkuat Pemodalan---- Petugas menghitung uang di kantor layanan bank Permata Jakarta, Senin (6/3). Bank Permata di tahun 2016 telah melakukan rights issue dengan total Rp 5,5 triliun. Sehingga, ditambah dengan rights issue tambahan Rp 3 triliun di tahun 2017 ini akan meningkatkan modal bank berkode BNLI ini sebesar Rp 8,5 triliun. KONTAN/Cheppy A. Muchlis/06/03/2017


BANKING-JAKARTA. PT Bank Permata Tbk (BNLI) is targeting a credit growth in the range of 7% to 9% for the year 2024.

Permata Bank's Finance Director Rudy Basyir Ahmad said the target is below the banking credit growth target from the Financial Services Authority in the range of 9%-11% this year.

"This year we will focus on the large segments in commercial and SME (Small Medium Enterprise), this will be the engine to boost credit growth in 2024," he said when met in Jakarta, Thursday (3/7).

Last year, Bank Permata has disbursed credits amounting to IDR 142.2 trillion, growing 4.3% YoY. This growth was driven by a 6.1% YoY growth in Corporate credit disbursement.

Meanwhile, this year, Bank Permata sees the corporate credit segment will also be boosted considering the 2024 Election event that will soon end. As a result, entrepreneurs will be more certain in implementing expansion policies, from previously still wait and see.

In addition, the assumption of a resilient economic condition and the expectation of a declining interest rate will also encourage investment and maintain public consumption

 

 

Furthermore, Josua believes there is a chance of high credit demand this year even though the economic conditions of China and the United States (US) are slowing down. Credit growth remains resilient driven by increases in prospective domestic-oriented sectors, such as the food and beverage sector, basic mineral processing, and the manufacturing sector. 

"Consumer credit demand will also grow well with a small credit risk level," said Josua.

 

Editor: Syamsul Azhar

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