Manage Pelindo Employee Payroll, BNI Aims For DPK Collection And Credit Distribution

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JAKARTA - PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BNI) is expanding its cooperation with PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas in terms of providing payroll services for Pelindo III employees.

BNI's Director of Services and Networks, Ronny Venir, said that the company's steps are expected to improve fund-raising performance and encourage credit distribution.

"In this collaboration, we offer a complete package in the form of payroll, flexi loans without collateral, home ownership loans to credit cards," he said in a press statement quoted by the editor on Wednesday, August 3.

According to Ronny, BNI will also provide other interesting programs that are profitable in addition to excellent financial services for Pelindo Terminal Petikemas employees.

"Hopefully we can open a wider business relationship between BNI and Pelindo Terminal Petikemas, such as managing Pelindo Terminal Petikemas funds and providing consumer credit facilities for company employees," he said.

On the same occasion, Pelindo Terminal Petikemas' HR Director Edi Priyanto said that the synergy between the two SOEs could provide higher added value in professional solutions.

"I believe the synergy that exists can strengthen productivity in the midst of an increasing port service business," he said.

Edi added that Pelindo's position as a company is not only an extension of the government to smooth logistics, but must also be proactive in paying attention to human resources.

"This is a form of management in helping to facilitate employees with banking products such as savings and appropriate financing to answer various needs," he said.

For information, BNI has 17 regions, 195 branches, 2,188 outlets, 16,384 ATMs and is supported by 161,074 BNI Agen46 spread throughout Indonesia.

In terms of performance, the issuer coded BBNI successfully achieved a net profit of IDR 8.8 trillion at the end of the first half of 2022. The slick score in the first half was inseparable from the steady performance of intermediation which posted growth of 8.9 percent year on year (yoy) to IDR 620.4 trillion.

Meanwhile, for the collection of third party funds (DPK), BBNI reported that it could collect liquidity of Rp. 691.84 trillion, an increase of 7.0 percent, which was dominated by low-cost funds (CASA) with 69.2 percent of the total.