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While many Indonesian banks are still reeling from the devastating effects of the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s, Bank Internasional Indonesia is well on the road to recovery and is reinforcing its position as one of the leaders in the country's increasingly competitive banking industry. Its dual focus on both the local market and expat workers in Indonesia may be one key to success.
These solutions are geared specifically towards greater customer satisfaction, as is the bank's Foreign Customer Division - which targets expatriate businessmen in need of a bank that will support cash management activities such as current accounts, time deposits and individual savings accounts in a language they can understand. "Foreign clients have different expectations from the local market, sometimes due to more sophisticated banks in their countries of origin, so they are quite demanding when it comes to the variety of our products and services," explains Pramono. "This is why we set up a very special division to handle customers in this segment." Although the division mainly serves the Japanese and Korean community in Indonesia, BII is developing a Priority Banking Division which will more closely cater to customers of other nationalities in the near future. "I want our customers to perceive BII as meeting international standards with our products and services," he says, "but we also want to develop a more personal approach to our clients. This is why our motto is 'We serve and care better'."
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