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NH Financial Group to Expand into Indonesia

By Sarah ChenIndonesia
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NH Financial Group signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Indonesia’s largest bank Bank Mandiri at Mandiri’s main office in Jakarta, Indonesia, on March 1 to cooperate in developing rural areas in the Southeast Asian country.

Mandiri is the largest lender in Indonesia by assets, capital, loan and deposit balance, and the state-run bank with a 60 percent stake. It also has 2,300 branches and 15,000 automated teller machines nationwide.

Under the agreement, the two groups will share their financial knowhow and business networks in agriculture, cooperating in a wide range of financial services from banking and insurance to leasing and micro financing in order to develop rural areas in Indonesia.

In order to do so, NH will offer the group’s knowhow and skills in agricultural finances, such as loans, credit guarantees and insurance for farmers, to Bank Mandiri, boosting financial services in Indonesian agriculture.

Moreover, Bank Mandiri is aware of the fact that the expansion of NH Financial Group into Indonesia will help developing Indonesian agriculture and has decided to actively cooperate in various sectors.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the primary goal of the cooperation between NH Financial Group and Bank Mandiri?

A.

The main objective is to develop rural areas in Indonesia. They aim to achieve this by cooperating in a wide range of financial services, including banking, insurance, leasing, and micro financing, specifically targeting agriculture.

Q.

What expertise will NH Financial Group bring to the partnership?

A.

NH Financial Group will share its knowhow and skills in agricultural finances. This includes offering expertise in areas such as loans, credit guarantees, and insurance tailored for farmers to boost financial services in Indonesian agriculture.

Q.

What is Bank Mandiri's current market position in Indonesia?

A.

Bank Mandiri is Indonesia's largest bank, holding the top position by assets, capital, loan, and deposit balance. It is also a state-run bank, with the Indonesian government holding a 60 percent stake.

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