BCA Eyes 50% Consumer Loan Growth
Bank Central Asia (BCA), the country’s second largest lender, aims to boost its consumer loans by 50% to Rp13.5 trillion ($1.47 billion) by the end of 2007 from Rp9 trillion last year, Bisnis Indonesia reported on Monday (12/3/07).
BCA vice president Aswin Wirjadi said growth would be supported by demand from home financing.
Consumer financing comprised about 17% of BCA's total loans. The bank aims to increase its outstanding loans by Rp10 trillion this year from Rp61 trillion last year.
BCA vice president Aswin Wirjadi said growth would be supported by demand from home financing.
Consumer financing comprised about 17% of BCA's total loans. The bank aims to increase its outstanding loans by Rp10 trillion this year from Rp61 trillion last year.