Bank Indonesia (BI) set the time limit up to quarter III/2010 to PT Bank Nationalnobu to meet the core capital obligation.
The central bank warns if Nationalnobu Bank fails to meet the deadline, the bank status will be cut down into people credit banks (BPR).
The central bank warns if Nationalnobu Bank fails to meet the deadline, the bank status will be cut down into people credit banks (BPR).
Bank Nationalnobu is still on acquisition process in which the investor conducts fit and proper test at BI. The investor planning for acquisition of Nationalnobu is Yantoni Nio.
The acquisition process is targeted to finalize in quarter III/2010 given that the bank needs fund injection to meet the core capital regulation. When the acquisition commitment and capital fulfillment could not be accomplished, the bank status will be downgraded into BPR.
Up to February 2010, Nationalnobu Bank had IDR87.38 billion core capital with IDR18 million complementary capitals. The minimum capital as stipulated by BI is IDr100 billion.
In that period, the bank asset is only worth IDR91.87 billion or IDR1.85 billion higher than the previous year of IDR90.02 billion.
The asset is much more collected in the forms of notes which are worth IDR83.81 billion up to the maturity plus the deposit in the form of BI promissory notes worth IDR3 billion.
The channeling credit per February 2010 is only worth IDR1.12 billion or dropped by 43 percent as from IDR1.98 billion in the previous year.
The low credit position is not separated from the small scale bank capacity to collect third party funds worth DIR3.56 billion.
Formerly, the bank name was PT Bank Alfindo Sejahtera and then changed into PT Bank Nationalnobu since November 2008.
In that period, the bank asset is only worth IDR91.87 billion or IDR1.85 billion higher than the previous year of IDR90.02 billion.
The asset is much more collected in the forms of notes which are worth IDR83.81 billion up to the maturity plus the deposit in the form of BI promissory notes worth IDR3 billion.
The channeling credit per February 2010 is only worth IDR1.12 billion or dropped by 43 percent as from IDR1.98 billion in the previous year.
The low credit position is not separated from the small scale bank capacity to collect third party funds worth DIR3.56 billion.
Formerly, the bank name was PT Bank Alfindo Sejahtera and then changed into PT Bank Nationalnobu since November 2008.
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