Bisnis.com, JAKARTA – Information about the plan to dispose of shares and the entry of new investors into two small bank issuers, namely Bank of India (BSWD) and Bank Bumi Arta (BNBA), became the top news item on the Financial Bisnis channel on Friday. com. 08/20/2021.

Both banks have announced plans to sell shares in the old financiers. However, who the new potential investors are is still a mystery and has caused the share prices of the two issuers to continue to rise because they are being hunted by private investors.

In addition, various other information about the OJK’s new guidelines on digital banking and its impact on the potential for superapp conglomerates were on the list of the most popular financial news yesterday.

Here are the five most popular news on the financial channel on Friday (08/21/2021).

1. The secret of the new investors of Bank of India (BSWD) and Bank Bumi Arta (BNBA)

Various parties have projected that banks’ capital requirements will encourage various consolidation and divestment measures in the national banking sector. This corporate action also appears to be immediately apparent at two mini-capitalization private banks, PT Bank of India Indonesia Tbk. and PT Bank Bumi Arta Tbk.

In the publication of information on the planned Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGMS) on Monday (08/16/2021), Bank of India Indonesia (BSWD) announced the plan to dispose of all shares in the company held by Bank of India. The amount is 76 percent, which corresponds to 1.05 billion shares, of all shares traded on the stock exchange.

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2. OJK changes the classification of commercial banks from BUKU to KBMI. Here are the details

The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has changed the rules for grouping banks from Commercial Banks for Business Activities (BUKU) to Bank Groups Based on Core Capital (KBMI).

This refers to POJK number 12 / POJK.03 / 2021 on consolidation of commercial banks. The new regulation regulates, among other things, a step-by-step capital increase of commercial banks, including Indonesian Legal Entity Banks (BWI), commercial banks that carry out business activities according to Sharia principles and foreign branches, namely the fulfillment of a minimum level of core capital and a minimum CEMA of at least Rp3 trillion by 31 December at the latest December 2022.

With the increase in the minimum core capital and the minimum CEMA to Rp3 trillion, it is recognized that the classification of commercial banks on the basis of the BUKU must be improved.

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3. Bank classification changed in KBMI, only these 4 banks survive in the top board

The financial services supervisory authority has officially changed the rules for bank grouping from the previous business activity commercial bank (BUKU) to KBMI (banking group based on core capital).

So far, commercial banks have been divided into four categories according to core capital, namely commercial banks for business activities (BUKU) I, II, III and IV.BUKU I banks have core capital of less than 1 trillion rupees, BUKU II from 1 trillion rupees to 5 trillion rupees , BUKU III more than 5 trillion rupees to 30 trillion rupees and BUKU IV with core capital of more than 30 trillion rupees.

In the latest regulation, namely POJK No.12 / POJK.03 / 2021 on the consolidation of commercial banks, banks are divided into 4 categories of KMBI. KMBI 1 for banks with core capital less than IDR 6 trillion. KMBI 2 is intended for banks with core capital of IDR 6-14 trillion. Then KMBI 3 is for banks with core capital of Rs 14 trillion to Rs 70 trillion. Meanwhile, KMBI 4 is for banks with core capital of more than 70 trillion Rp.

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4. Three plans for MNC Bank (BABP) to use rights issue proceeds

President Commissioner of PT MNC Capital Indonesia Tbk. (BCAP) Darma Putra stated that BCAP’s business unit, namely PT Bank MNC Internasional Tbk. (BABP), will conduct a rights issue to increase the company’s equity.

Darma stated that increasing MNC Bank’s equity will provide more convenience and flexibility.

BABP will conduct a Limited Public Offering VIII (PUT VIII) with subscription rights mechanism (HMETD) or subscription rights issue on September 9, 2021.

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5. Financial conglomerates are expected to develop super apps next year

The economist and director of the Center of Economic and Law Studies (Celios) Bhima Yudhistira estimates that the integration of services from financial conglomerates through super apps or super apps will become a trend in 2022.

The improvement in the economic framework is welcomed by the development of the financial conglomerate business. Bhima stated that the development trend Super app is a necessity. This also applies to financial conglomerates that have various financial services from their business wing.

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