Rabu, 24 Januari 2024 – 13:47 WIB
Tarakan – PT Bank JTrust Indonesia Tbk (J Trust Bank) officially launched its branch office in Tarakan, North Kalimantan Province through the Tarakan Mulawarman Branch Office.
The inauguration of the 46th J Trust Bank branch office was attended by North Kalimantan Governor Zainal Arifin Paliwang; Mayor of Tarakan Khairul; Head of Bank Indonesia North Kalimantan Province represented by Deputy for Payment Systems and Internal Management, Ganang Suryo Anggoro; and Executive Vice President of Branch Management J Trust Bank, Agus Syabarrudin, along with Independent Commissioner of J Trust Bank, Benny Siswanto.
In his speech, J Trust Bank Executive Vice President Agus Syabarrudin stated that J Trust Bank sees 2024 as a new opportunity and challenge.
“By expanding the branch office network and services and increasing expansion into several business sectors, we are confident that we can achieve sustainable business growth while still adhering to the principle of caution,” he said as quoted in a press release on Wednesday, January 24, 2024.
In September 2023 or the third quarter of 2023, J Trust Bank continued its positive performance by recording a net profit of Rp 111.34 billion.
The catalyst in our performance improvement is driven by gross credit growth to Rp 23.60 trillion from the previous Rp 17.61 trillion, or a 34.03 percent year-on-year growth.
J Trust Bank firmly adheres to the principle of caution, so the Bank’s NPL ratio in the third quarter of 2023 continues to improve, at the level of 1.50 percent and the net NPL at 1.10 percent.
Third party funds (DPK) at J Trust Bank also increased to Rp 29.73 trillion from Rp 23.57 trillion, or grew by 26.16 percent year-on-year in the third quarter of 2023.
“J Trust Bank is committed to contributing to improving financial literacy and inclusion in the Central Indonesia region through products and banking services that meet Japanese standards. With strategically placed and easily accessible branch offices, we are very excited to serve the banking needs of the community and businesses in the city of Tarakan,” Agus concluded.
