MoU Sign, Muhammadiyah Jakarta Open Accounts At Bank DKI
JAKARTA - The Regional Leader of Muhammadiyah DKI Jakarta established a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the sharia business unit (UUS) of the regional development bank (BPD) of Bank DKI regarding the need for banking transactions.
This MoU was signed by the Director of Retail and Sharia of Bank DKI Henky Oktavianus and Chairman of PW Muhammadiyah DKI Jakarta Akhmad H. Abubakar.
The scope of this MoU includes the provision of Islamic financial products and services for PW Muhammadiyah DKI Jakarta, including opening savings, gyro and deposits, consumer financing products such as Multi Guna Credit iB and KPR iB as well as retail and corporate financing.
President Director of Bank DKI, Agus Haryoto Widodo, expressed his hope that the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding could increase the inclusion of Islamic finance in DKI Jakarta.
"Bank DKI through the Sharia Business Unit continues to develop innovative products and services according to the needs of the community. We are sure that this collaboration with PWM DKI Jakarta will expand the reach of Islamic financial services and make a positive contribution to the sharia economy in Jakarta," Agus said in his statement, Monday, July 8.
The scope of this understanding also includes cooperative agencies, Hajj and Umrah registration services, product and service utilization, and programs based on sharia banking principles which are fatatized by the National Sharia Council.
"Bank DKI also continues to support digital banking services that can be used by PW Muhammadiyah and also Muhammadiyah Business Amal for the needs of education, health, economy, social, and places of worship," said Agus.
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Bank DKI Corporate Secretary, Arie Rinaldi added, this collaboration marks the first step in a series of collaborative programs between Bank DKI Syariah Business Unit and PWM DKI Jakarta.
"With a close partnership spirit and collaboration, Bank DKI Sharia Business Unit and DKI Jakarta PWM hope to jointly encourage the development of Islamic banking in Indonesia, as well as make a real contribution to the welfare of the people and society as a whole," explained Arie.