Dedi Mulyadi Calls President Director Of BJB Resigning

JAKARTA - President Director (Managing Director) of PT Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat and Banten (BJB) Yuddy Renaldi resigned. This was confirmed by the Governor of West Java (Jabar) Dedi Mulyadi.

Dedi said the resignation was a very good attitude, because institutional matters were different from personal.

"I received a report from the BJB Commissioner that the President Director resigned and that attitude in my opinion was good. Because it means that the action (resigning) taken by Drut BJB is a personal act, while BJB itself is a banking institution owned by the people of West Java," said Dedi quoting Antara.

Regarding Yuddy's resignation, Dedi admitted that he did not know the exact reason, including whether it was related to the BJB examination by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) on suspicion of corruption in the West Java BUMD's advertising funds or not.

"I don't know the point of the resignation, what is clear to me is that the resignation is a better attitude than continuing to lead BJB, because there are several things about management that I think are also not fulfilled," said Dedi.

Regarding the KPK investigation, Dedi said they followed the provisions and confirmed that the process would not interfere with the service process at BJB.

"We respect the entire legal process, because this has resigned, it will not interfere with the BJB service process itself," he said again.

Previously, it was reported that Yuddy Renaldi resigned from the chair of the Director of PT Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat and Banten Tbk (BJBR). His resignation letter was received by Bank BJB yesterday, Tuesday (4/3).

"The resignation was carried out taking into account personal reasons," wrote BJBR management in the Stock Exchange's information disclosure, quoted on Wednesday.

Furthermore, the resignation application will be decided at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) in accordance with the Company's Articles of Association and applicable laws and regulations.

BJBR explained that the company's business, operational and service activities are still running normally as they should. All levels of management and employees remain committed to providing the best service to customers and maintaining the company's performance in accordance with good governance principles.