Thanks to Customer Loyalty, KPR BCA Reaches IDR 100 Trillion

May 12, 2022. JAKARTA.

This achievement is proof of the loyalty of BCA's loyal customers in realizing their dream residence through KPR BCA.

PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BCA) managed to record the achievement of Home Ownership Loans (KPR) of Rp. 100 Trillion on April 22, 2022. This achievement is proof of the loyalty of BCA's loyal customers in realizing their dream residence through KPR BCA. To mark this special achievement, BCA held an inscription signing ceremony to capture this special moment by BCA President Director Jahja Setiaatmadja, BCA Vice President Director Suwignyo Budiman and BCA EVP Consumer Loan Felicia M. Simon in Jakarta some time ago.

“We should be grateful for the accumulative achievement of the company's credit distribution through this Rp 100 trillion mortgage. We give our highest appreciation to all loyal BCA customers and to all BCA employees for their extraordinary performance which was not easy during this pandemic.” Suwignyo Budiman

Jahja said, amid the challenges of the pandemic that has lasted for the past 2 years, the achievement of the company's credit distribution through KPR is a manifestation of BCA's commitment to providing the best service for customers in meeting various needs, especially housing. "We should be grateful for the accumulative achievement of the company's credit distribution through KPR of Rp. 100 trillion. We give our highest appreciation to all loyal BCA customers and to all BCA employees for their extraordinary performance which was not easy during this pandemic," said Suwignyo.

Felicia menambahkan, KPR BCA akan selalu berupaya untuk menjadi perbankan pilihan utama masyarakat dalam penyaluran fasilitas KPR melalui: bunga yang kompetitif, pelayanan yang terbaik, kemudahan proses, serta pengembangan dalam hal teknologi dan produk seperti digitalisasi dan inovasi, sehingga Nasabah akan sangat dimudahkan dalam mengajukan KPR.

KPR BCA Capai Rp 100 Triliun – Presiden Direktur BCA Jahja Setiaatmadja (kiri) bersama dengan EVP Consumer Loan BCA Felicia M. Simon (kanan) dalam seremoni penandatanganan prasasti pencapaian KPR BCA 100T pada beberapa waktu lalu. Pencapaian tersebut merupakan bukti dari loyalitas nasabah setia BCA dalam mewujudkan hunian impian melalui KPR BCA.

Tentang PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (per 31 Maret 2022)

BCA merupakan salah satu bank terkemuka di Indonesia yang fokus pada bisnis perbankan transaksi serta menyediakan fasilitas kredit dan solusi keuangan bagi segmen korporasi, komersial, UKM, dan konsumer. Pada akhir Maret 2022, BCA melayani sekitar 30 juta rekening nasabah dan memproses sekitar 60 juta transaksi setiap harinya, didukung oleh 1.241 kantor cabang, 18.050 ATM, serta layanan internet & mobile banking dan contact center Halo BCA yang dapat diakses 24 jam. Kehadiran BCA didukung oleh sejumlah entitas anak yang berfokus pada pembiayaan kendaraan, perbankan Syariah, sekuritas, asuransi umum dan jiwa, perbankan digital, pengiriman uang, dan pemodal ventura. BCA berkomitmen untuk membangun relasi jangka panjang dengan nasabah, mengutamakan kepentingan Bersama, dan menciptakan dampak positif pada masyarakat luas. Dengan lebih dari 25.000 karyawan, visi BCA adalah untuk menjadi bank pilihan utama andalan masyarakat yang berperan sebagai pilar penting perekonomian Indonesia.

Untuk informasi lebih lanjut, dapat menghubungi:

PT BANK CENTRAL ASIA TBK Divisi Sekretariat & Komunikasi Perusahaan Biro Hubungan Masyarakat

Alamat : Jl. MH Thamrin No. 1 Menara BCA Lt. 20 Jakarta Pusat 10310 Telepon : (021) 2358-8000 Fax : (021) 2358-8339 E-mail : corcom_bca@bca.co.id

OCBC Bank and MetaVerse Green Exchange to develop new green financing solutions with tokenised carbo

April 25, 2022. SINGAPORE

This partnership between the two Singapore firms aims to help accelerate corporates’ journey to carbon neutrality.

OCBC Bank and MetaVerse Green Exchange (MVGX), a digital green exchange licensed and regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, have announced a strategic partnership to develop new green financing solutions aimed at accelerating large corporates’ journey to carbon neutrality.

Scheduled to be launched later this year, these financing solutions will include tokenised carbon credits in the form of MVGX’s Carbon Neutrality Tokens (CNT™s), for large corporates to offset their carbon emissions, simplifying their path to carbon neutrality. An independent party will verify the expected carbon emissions from projects utilising these financing solutions, to calculate the corresponding carbon credits required.

MVGX’s CNT™s are supported by MVGX’s proprietary Non-Fungible Digital Twin (NFDT™) distributed ledger technology that provides corporates a verifiable, immutable and constantly updated record of the carbon performance of the climate-action projects that they have invested in through these digital carbon credits.

The partnership comes at an opportune time when carbon credits are becoming an increasingly popular solution for corporates after they have explored other decarbonisation options to achieve carbon neutrality. This is particularly important for companies in hard-to-abate industries such as shipping, steel and energy. By purchasing carbon credits, corporates are also investing in green projects such as reforestation and renewable energy that contribute to future decarbonisation. The Institute of International Finance’s Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets estimates that the global demand for carbon credits could increase fifteen-fold by 2030.

The ability to properly account for and track carbon credits under existing systems has resulted in challenges which have prevented uptake and impact at scale, such as double counting and the difficulties involved with cross-border carbon trading. The CNT™s provided in the new green financing solutions can mitigate these challenges by providing businesses with a reliable and accurate view of their emissions and offsets.

“We hope to accelerate these efforts by providing financing solutions with tokenised carbon credits, and expand the reach of private-sector finance in areas and sectors most crucial in mitigating climate change.” Elaine Lam

Ms Elaine Lam, Head, Global Corporate Banking, OCBC Bank, said: “With the recently released report by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), there will be increased urgency in corporates' transition to a low carbon future by cutting down greenhouse gas emissions. We hope to accelerate these efforts by providing financing solutions with tokenised carbon credits, and expand the reach of private-sector finance in areas and sectors most crucial in mitigating climate change.”

This partnership underscores the Bank’s commitment to combating climate change and supporting customers in their journey to carbon neutrality, by seizing growth opportunities in green and sustainable financing. By end-2021, the Bank had extended over $34 billion in sustainable financing to customers, surpassing its original target of S$25 billion by 2025 four years ahead of schedule. A new target of S$50 billion in sustainable financing commitments by 2050 has been established.

Commenting on the company’s landmark partnership, MVGX Executive Chairman and Co-Founder Bo Bai, said: “Despite the best intentions, governments and businesses around the world have come to realise the limitations of the current systems for tracking and neutralising carbon emissions. Thankfully, there is now a greater urgency to embrace new solutions that leverage technology to promote carbon reduction and finance green initiatives. By joining forces with Southeast Asia’s second-largest bank, we have the opportunity to advance our sustainability ambitions and fast-track our nation’s goal of achieving Singapore’s 2030 Green Plan. We are excited to be building the bridge between green investments in traditional finance and the global carbon trading markets of the future through green digital assets.”

Last year, MVGX launched its first batch of CNT™s ahead of COP26 in Glasgow. These asset-backed tokens were tied to carbon credits generated by a wind project in Zhangjiakou, China that was verified and registered with China’s National Carbon Registry. The first tranche of 5,000 carbon credits was sold to a Hong Kong-based private equity firm last year, lowering barriers to access ESG assets for retail and institutional investors in Asia Pacific.

Pictured from left to right are: Mr Gabriel Wong, Co-Founder of MVGX; Dr Bo Bai, Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of MVGX; Mr Lee Shyong, Managing Director, Partnership & Innovation of OCBC Bank; and Ms Elaine Lam, Head, Global Corporate Banking of OCBC Bank. This partnership between OCBC Bank and MVGX to develop new green financing solutions with tokenised carbon credits will help accelerate large corporates’ journey to carbon neutrality.

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INCREASING THE CAPITAL OF INVESTMENT HOLDING BY ADDING THE SHARES RESULTING FROM THE ACQUISITION OF

May 08, 2022. DOHA.

Qatar Central Securities Depository has increased the capital of Investment Holding Group by adding the shares resulting from the acquisition of Elegancia Group, which equals to 2,574,037,500 shares. The new capital is now 3,404,037,500 shares.

Please note that no change in the Index Free Float for Investment Holding Group (IGRD), used in QE Index and QE All Share Index, QE All Share Industrials Index and QE Al Rayan Islamic Index.