Realizing Sustainable Services, BSI Opens Jakarta Telkom Sub-Branch Office (KCP).

2024-01-15 18:19:36

PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BSI) continuously strengthens sharia banking services for customers, which this time is realized through the opening of the Jakarta Telkom Gatot Subroto Sub-Branch Office (KCP). BSI Sales & Distribution Director Anton Sukarna said that the KCP, which is located at Telkom Landmark Tower II, is expected to be able to provide optimal sharia banking services and products to all stakeholders and the community. Thus, he said, in the future, BSI will increasingly take part in accelerating national economic growth and the financial services industry through sharia banking system services. Meanwhile, BSI KCP Jakarta Telkom Gatot Subroto is the result of the relocation of BSI KCP Jakarta Indosat, one of 132 outlets and branches relocated by the company in 2023. According to Anton, this is part of a strategy to further optimize services to the community. ‘ Also read: Supporting Micro Businesses, BSI Ready to Distribute IDR 16 Trillion KUR Syariah in 2024 “BSI’s relocation is a step towards realizing BSI’s commitment to be closer to the community, providing products and services that are sustainable, and beneficial to customers. “Apart from that, it is also proof of BSI’s seriousness in creating an inclusive, modern and innovative sharia bank which will be an energy of good for the Indonesian economy,” said Anton, Monday (15/1). Anton also explained that apart from relocation, opening new branches is still one of BSI’s strategies to increase the number of customers and transactions in addition to strengthening the digital side. The opening of new branches is carried out in locations that are considered strategic and is a relocation of several branches in the vicinity. This is done to provide better service and experience to customers in order to make BSI a bank that is beyond sharia banking. Apart from that, Anton said that BSI also continues to open cooperation and synergy with various parties to strengthen and expand sharia banking services in Indonesia and the world. BSI continues to pursue this effort as a way to realize the company’s vision of becoming a Top 10 Global Islamic Bank. Also read: BSI Maslahat Distributes Third Phase of Humanitarian Aid to Palestine. With the opening of BSI KCP Jakarta Telkom Gatot Subroto, the aim is to improve services for 5,866 customers and bring them closer to the community of workers in the telecommunications industry and the surrounding community. “BSI is committed to continuing to improve services for its growing number of customers. “Consistent transformation carried out by all BSI components in achieving impressive performance is expected to provide good added value for the country, shareholders and the people,” concluded Anton. These strategic efforts cannot be separated from the company’s aspirations to continue to grow sustainably. Since BSI itself was founded in early 2021, it has always recorded sustainable growth. As of September 2023, BSI has raised third party funds (DPK) amounting to IDR 262.12 trillion. As many as 59.63% of them or IDR 156.3 trillion were low-cost funds or current account savings accounts (CASA). (RO/S-3)

PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BSI) continuously strengthens sharia banking services for customers, which this time is realized through the opening of the Jakarta Telkom Gatot Subroto Sub-Branch Office (KCP).

BSI Sales & Distribution Director Anton Sukarna said that the KCP, which is located at Telkom Landmark Tower II, is expected to be able to provide optimal sharia banking services and products to all stakeholders and the community. Thus, he said, in the future, BSI will increasingly take part in accelerating national economic growth and the financial services industry through sharia banking system services.

Meanwhile, BSI KCP Jakarta Telkom Gatot Subroto is the result of the relocation of BSI KCP Jakarta Indosat, one of 132 outlets and branches relocated by the company in 2023. According to Anton, this is part of a strategy to further optimize services to the community. ‘

Also read: Supporting Micro Businesses, BSI Ready to Distribute IDR 16 Trillion KUR Syariah in 2024

“BSI’s relocation is a step towards realizing BSI’s commitment to be closer to the community, providing products and services that are sustainable and beneficial to customers. “Apart from that, it is also proof of BSI’s seriousness in creating an inclusive, modern and innovative sharia bank which will be an energy of good for the Indonesian economy,” said Anton, Monday (15/1).

Anton also explained that apart from relocation, opening new branches is still one of BSI’s strategies to increase the number of customers and transactions in addition to strengthening the digital side. The opening of new branches is carried out in locations that are considered strategic and is a relocation of several branches in the vicinity.

This is done to provide better service and experience to customers in order to make BSI a bank that is beyond sharia banking. Apart from that, Anton said that BSI also continues to open cooperation and synergy with various parties to strengthen and expand sharia banking services in Indonesia and the world. BSI continues to pursue this effort as a way to realize the company’s vision of becoming a Top 10 Global Islamic Bank.

Also read: BSI Maslahat Distributes Third Phase of Humanitarian Aid to Palestine

With the opening of BSI KCP Jakarta Telkom Gatot Subroto, the aim is to improve services for 5,866 customers and bring them closer to the community of workers in the telecommunications industry and the surrounding communities.

“BSI is committed to continuing to improve services for its growing number of customers. “Consistent transformation carried out by all BSI components in achieving impressive performance is expected to provide good added value for the country, shareholders and the people,” concluded Anton.

These strategic efforts cannot be separated from the company’s aspirations to continue to grow sustainably. Since BSI itself was founded in early 2021, it has always recorded sustainable growth. As of September 2023, BSI has raised third party funds (DPK) amounting to IDR 262.12 trillion. As many as 59.63% of them or IDR 156.3 trillion were low-cost funds or current account savings accounts (CASA). (RO/S-3)