NPL in the Top 5 Percent, One Bank In Intensive Supervision FSA banking Illustrations Illustrations banking (Special) Bima- Financial Services Authority (FSA) revealed that currently there is a bank that is under intensive supervision due to the NPL (non-performing loans / NPL) bank The above 5 percent. Owners of the banks also have injected capital so that the capital adequacy ratio (capital adequacy ratio to / CAR) above 11 per cent according to the risk profile of the bank must be fulfilled. Deputy Commissioner Division of Banking Supervision FSA Irwan Lubis said that currently there are a bank that is under special surveillance , The bank, according to him, a group of commercial banks business activities (BOOK) I or a bank with a core capital of less than Rp 1 trillion. "There is one bank that is under intensive supervision, bank BOOK I," Irwan said on the sidelines of the launch of the program of Conduct Clever in Bima, West Nusa Tenggara, on Monday (8/6). Irwan explained the bank entered into an intensive supervision because it has a non-performing loan (NPL) nett in the top 5 percent of the impact on the capital adequacy ratio (capital adequacy ratio to / CAR) down to taste below the minimum limit of CAR appropriate risk profile. "Yesterday CAR affected by the NPL but they've been injecting capital of about USD 100 billion on demand FSA," he explained. After the injection of capital, according to him, is already above the CAR capital adequacy ratio corresponding risk profile which is about 11 percent. Meanwhile, , according to Irwan, PT Bank Mutiara Tbk (formerly Bank Century) which had previously been under intensive supervision is now no longer in intensive supervision. Irwan explained, it also lowered the ratings of the bank due to spiraling health NPL. But this time, the majority of banks are in health rankings or composite 2.
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