Permit Revoked, LPS Prepares Payment Claims For BPR Customers By Indramayu Youth

LPS illustration (Photo: dock. Antara)

JAKARTA - The Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) has carried out the process of paying claims for customer deposits and the implementation of liquidation of Perumda BPR Karya Remaja Indramayu (BPR KRI), Indramayu Regency, West Java Province.

Secretary of the LPS Institution Dimas Yuliharto said that the process of payment of claims for customer deposits and the implementation of bank liquidation was carried out after the BPR KRI business license was revoked by the Financial Services Authority (OJK) on September 12, 2023.

"In order to pay the claim of guaranteeing deposits from BPR KRI customers, LPS will ensure customer deposits can be paid in accordance with applicable regulations," Dimas told the media, Tuesday, September 12.

Dimas added that LPS will conduct reconciliation and verification of deposit data and other information to determine the deposits to be paid.

The reconciliation and verification in question will be completed by LPS no later than 90 working days from the date of revocation of business license, which is no later than January 19, 2024.

"Payment of customer funds will be carried out in stages during this period of time," added Dimas.

After the BPR KRI's business license was revoked by the OJK, continued Dimas, LPS took over and exercised all the rights and authorities of shareholders, including the rights and authorities of the GMS bank. Furthermore, LPS formed a Liquidation Team that carried out the process of liquidating the KRI BPR and completed matters relating to the disbandment of legal entities. Supervision of the implementation of the liquidation of the KRI BPR is carried out by LPS.

Customers can see the status of their deposits at the BPR KRI office or through the LPS website after LPS announced the payment of claims for guaranteeing deposits from BPR KRI customers.

"For bank debtors, they can still make installment payments or repay loans at the BPR KRI office by contacting the Liquidation Team," he said.

Dimas also appealed to BPR KRI customers to remain calm and not to be provoked/provoked to do things that could hinder the payment process for bank guarantee and liquidation claims, and not to trust parties who claim to be able to help manage claim payments for deposit guarantees with a number of rewards or costs charged to customers.