JAKARTA - CEO of Danantara Rosan Roeslani requested that the government's RP 200 trillion money that has been transferred to state-owned banks or the Association of State-Owned Banks (Himbara) can be used to strengthen productive sector financing.
This was conveyed to reporters at the State Palace Complex, Jakarta, Monday, September 15.
In fact, Rosan also asked that the funds could be used for export-oriented businesses and to create jobs.
According to Rosan, the jumbo funds can be allocated not only for the private sector but can be evenly distributed to various other sectors that have potential for the development of the Indonesian economy and create jobs.
Minister of Finance Purbaya Yudhi Sadive previously revealed that the jumbo funds could also be channeled to support the financing of the Red and White Village Cooperative.
Purbaya also explained that of the total Rp 200 trillion, it was allocated to Bank Mandiri, BRI, and BNI of Rp 55 trillion each. Meanwhile, BTN received an allocation of Rp 25 trillion and BSI received Rp 10 trillion.
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