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2Q24: New hypermarkets on board; U/G BUY 2Q24 earnings and an interim gross DPU of 4.66sen were in line. 2Q24’s YoY earnings growth was mainly due to its stronger retail segment. We expect higher earnings in 2H24, supported by new assets contribution - 163 Retail Park, a new industrial property in Penang, and Kluang Mall. We raise FY25/26E earnings forecasts by +8% p.a., which increase our DDM-TP to MYR1.77 (+17sen, Ke: 8.1%). Upgrade BUY. https://lnkd.in/guBjA94H

As we embark on new year, we begin it with optimism and improvement on what happened in the previous year. And we believe what has been achieved and got some highlights of 2023. It is a good thing that must be taken care of, this is the result that we have managed to achieve with all our customers. Onwards to make more impact, more innovation, more engagement and more growth together in 2024 and beyond. At Brinks Indonesia we will continue to bring change, commitment and beautiful progress to the world of cash management. #brinks #brinksindonesia #keyaccount #cashhandling #brinksinnovation #secureyourfuture #securetransactions #efficiancyinbusiness #localbusiness #cdm #cashmanagement #cashsolutions

Hey Peeps! Ramadhan is nearing it's end, but our hiring for Relationship Manager, Priority Banking is still up and running! Refer below for further details. Who knows if your rezeki Raya is around the corner after applying for below role 😉 #banking #relationshipmanager #AmBank

I can still see the issue of lapping persisting in dealership operations, banking, and various sectors in Indonesia. This challenge isn't limited to a single dealership but is a widespread practice in business. When making payments for cars or services, it's crucial to ensure the payment goes to the company's bank account, not the sales representative's. In some rural areas, close relationships between customers and sales representatives lead to payments being made to the salesperson's account, risking misuse of funds. This practice, coupled with the high turnover of sales representatives, poses financial risks to customers. Both management and customers need to be cautious. Educating customers, providing information, and implementing regular checks & SOP are essential steps to mitigate these risks. Have you ever encountered this issue?

BRI continues to build capabilities and enhance customer journey services for MSMEs. Recognizing the importance of digitization, BRI adopts a specialized approach for the micro and ultramicro segments through agent services or BRILink. Bank Mandiri is equally enthusiastic. With annual growth exceeding 7%, they focus on SME credit volume by leveraging the Wholesale Banking Ecosystem. Not only conventional banks, but Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) also pays special attention to MSMEs. Through sustainable financing, they support the growth of the real sector economy. With the development of the MSME Center, BSI aims to expand service reach. Bank Tabungan Negara (BBTN) records an impressive position in MSME credit. Accelerated SME credit processing and collaboration with e-commerce and P2P lending platforms are key factors. Bank Negara Indonesia (BBNI) has channeled significant financing for MSMEs. Digitalization is a key success factor, and BBNI has developed various digital banking services. #innovation #entrepreneur #business #business #businessmanagement #marketing #marketingstrategy #ecommerce #marketing #sales #brand #branding #company #business #online #market #brandmanagement #keyaccount #productdevelopment #channel #product #businessdevelopment #customer #vendor #wefitratherthanfix #businessgoal #projectmanagement #finance #bisnisinternet #bisniskuliner #bisnissemuakalangan #bisnisonlinemurah #bisnismasakini #sainganbisnis #kompetitor #market #wefitratherthanfix

Looking at the increasing deal flow in Indonesia and projecting forward into ASEAN, Maybank Indonesia’s Transaction Banking team recently concluded the inaugural Supply Chain Financing workshop in Jakarta. Attended by over 30 Relationship Managers and Sales representatives, the workshop covered a broad range of topics included sharing industry best practices in client engagement, understanding clients' purchasing cycles, and exploring international Structured Trade Finance and Supply Chain Financing. These discussions offered fresh insights into originating deals by leveraging the network and strengths of Maybank Group, positioning us as a niche player in the market. Facilitated by Daniels T. , SVP Global Structured Trade Solutions Maybank, and Ian Chan , SVP Strategic Partnerships and Alliances Maybank, who together boast a combined 40 years of experience in Transaction Banking and specialized expertise in Structured Trade Finance, the workshop highlighted the benefits of Supply Chain Financing. We recognize the importance of equipping ourselves with the necessary knowledge to navigate the challenges posed by the growing deal flows, both locally and regionally. This ensures that we remain the preferred partner for customers seeking to expand their business ventures. Contact us if you’d like to know further about Supply Chain Financing for your business. #maybank #maybankers #maybankindonesia #humanisingfinancialservices #supplychain

Wah... do you know this latest option for your salary depository? Means apart from the banks that are usually used, these are the new Financial Services that you can also use for banking-in your salary. Added convenience for everyone, this is what I call moving with the times. You ride along the journey to improve and add value. "The only thing that remains constant is CHANGE" Let's Ride. #Salary #Payroll #HRservices

Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad celebrates 50 years Talking about the past, present and the future with financial thought leaders like Tan Sri Abdul Wahid Omar, Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar, Tan Sri Nazir Razak and Tan Sri Andrew Sheng #emcee #developmentfinance

The credit card penetration rate in Indonesia remains notably lower compared to neighboring countries like Malaysia and Thailand. The growth of new payment solutions such as QRIS and BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) has intensified competition, making it challenging for credit card issuers to attract new customers. PT CRIF Lembaga Informasi Keuangan (CLIK) introduced the New CLIKBoard to AKKI Members at AKKI's Forum on July 4th, 2024. This advanced platform offers a wealth of industry data and market insights, empowering banks to refine their credit card acquisition strategies and enhance operational efficiency. With CLIKBoard's data-driven insights, banks can make informed decisions, ultimately fostering a stronger and more competitive credit card industry in Indonesia. Read more:  https://lnkd.in/gNKE6UHj -- Let's talk @clikbirokredit - Reach us at: 📧: info@cbclik.com 📞: 0817 0089 012 www.cbclik.com - #CLIK #CreditBureau #creditreport #creditscore #CLIKBoard #AKKI #creditcard #banks

In a recent incident, one of our team members, Hafidzah Abdullah, discovered an unexpected deposit of RM400 million in her bank account. This error, caused by a combination of human error and technological advancements, highlights the importance of ongoing training for employees. While the bank employee's mistake cannot be entirely dismissed, it's crucial to recognize that rapid technological changes can contribute to such errors. As systems evolve and processes adapt, employees may find themselves navigating unfamiliar territory, potentially leading to lapses in judgment or procedural errors. This incident serves as a stark reminder that training is not an expendable luxury but a necessary investment in preventing costly mistakes. Embracing continuous training allows employees to stay abreast of the latest technologies, refresh their understanding of established procedures, and adapt to the ever-changing landscape of their roles. Investing in employee training not only safeguards against costly errors but also enhances overall productivity and job satisfaction. By equipping employees with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their roles, organizations foster a culture of competence and confidence, ultimately leading to a more successful and resilient workforce. Therefore, rather than viewing training as an unnecessary expense, businesses should recognize it as a strategic investment that protects their bottom line and empowers their employees to contribute to the organization's long-term success. Upskill your employee with Malaysia HR Forum with a long list of training courses. Get it here: https://lnkd.in/gbKN2vjT #MalaysiaHRForum