Aiming For Thousands Of Investors With Pockets Of US$4 Trillion, Bank Mandiri Holds Investment Forum 2022
JAKARTA – PT Bank Mandiri Tbk. It was announced that he would hold the 2022 Mandiri Investment Forum (MIF) on February 7, 2022.
Bank Mandiri Director of Treasury and International Banking, Panji Irawan, said this forum was very important in supporting efforts to maintain the momentum of economic growth and the entry of investment into Indonesia.
"MIF 2022 is also a tangible manifestation of the company's support for the success of the G20 Indonesia Presidency agenda which is in line with the commitment to sustainable economic growth. Not only that, local and international investors who manage more than US$4 trillion will also attend MIF 2022 offline and online", he said in an official statement, Tuesday, January 25.
According to Panji, strengthening economic growth requires strategy and support from all parties.
"For this reason, MIF 2022 has a strategic role to bring together investors and stakeholders so that development targets can run better", he said.
On the same occasion, Mandiri Sekuritas President Director, Oki Ramadhana, said the event initiated by the company provided facilities for investors in the form of access to comprehensive information in building sustainable business growth in Indonesia.
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"Through several planned agendas, we seek to attract more local and foreign investment in Indonesia, so that we can continue to support national economic growth", he said.
For information, the committee claims that MIF 2022 will be visited by 500 global investors from various countries. This event will also be attended by government representatives, such as Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs, Luhut Pandjaitan, Minister of SOEs, Erick Thohir, Head of BKPM/Minister of Investment, Bahlil Lahadalia, Minister of Finance, Sri Mulyani, Minister of Trade M. Lutfi, and others. The MIF 2022 series will begin on February 7 and run until at least February 11.
"This event will bring together online listed companies with institutional investors, both domestic and international", concluded Oki Ramadhana.