Has Salurkan KLM Incentives Of IDR 256.1 Trillion, BI Will Focus On 3 Sectors

Deputy Governor of BI Juda Agung (Photo: dock. Antara)

JAKARTA - Bank Indonesia (BI) revealed that it has distributed incentives for the Macroprudential Liquidity Policy (KLM) of IDR 256.1 trillion.

BI Deputy Governor Juda Agung said that he had distributed liquidity incentives through KLM to banks that channel loans to certain sectors.

Juda said that in the future his party will continue to refocus or change the financing sectors of banks that get additional liquidity incentives. Where it will focus on three aspects, namely creating jobs, new sources of growth, and increasing inclusiveness.

"In the future, we will continue to refocus (changes), the scope of the KLM sector aimed at at at least three aspects, first the sector that supports job creation, sectors that are new sources of growth, and sectors that increase inclusivity," he said in the launch of the financial stability study book No. 43 and a green calculator, Wednesday, October 2.

To note, of the total KLM incentives that have been distributed to the State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) bank group of IDR 118.6 trillion, the National Private Commercial Bank (BUSN) of IDR 110.5 trillion, the Regional Development Bank (BPD) of IDR 24.4 trillion, and the Foreign Bank Branch Office (KCBA) of IDR 2.6 trillion.

In addition, the KLM incentives are distributed to priority sectors, namely Downstream Minerba and Food, MSMEs, the Automotive, Trade and Electricity Sector, Gas and Water (LGA), as well as the Tourism and Creative Economy sector.