Costumers shift to major banks as crisis grows

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November 28th, 2008 alaksir Posted in Business news, Current events, Indonesian news in English |

The current crisis sees banking customers shifting to major banks, which offer a greater degree of security.

Over the last three months, for example, Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) has seen its deposit increase by Rp17.1 trillion, from Rp135.5 to Rp152.6 trillion. According to BNI spokesperson Bien Subiantoro, new time deposit accounts at the bank amount to Rp10 trillion.

Bank Central Asia (BCA) and Bank Mandiri are also enjoying large growth of third party funds with deposits increasing by about Rp7.1 trillion for BCA.

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