BCA Syariah's Grand Strategy with Bank Aladin Syariah

The collaboration on interbank Sharia Fund Management Certificate (SiPA) transactions serves as a collective effort to build a more resilient, inclusive Islamic banking ecosystem capable of enhancing Sharia banking liquidity management.

PT Bank BCA Syariah has now strengthened its interbank transaction cooperation through the SiPA instrument with PT Bank Aladin Syariah Tbk (Bank Aladin Syariah). This step forms part of the strategy of both banks to reinforce the standardisation of fund management in the national Islamic banking industry.

This cooperation serves as a strategic instrument for both banks in optimising liquidity management collateralised by state Sharia securities. With the implementation of SiPA, Islamic banks can mutually support liquidity arrangements in a flexible manner while remaining within the framework of governance.

The implementation of SiPA provides ease for Islamic banks to support each other and improve liquidity management. Through this mechanism, banks can remain expansive while prioritising principles of prudence.

BCA Syariah’s President Director, Yuli Melati Suryaningrum, stated that this collaboration is a tangible form of strengthening the Islamic banking industry structure through good risk management.

“With this instrument, BCA Syariah and partner banks can synergise in supporting Bank Indonesia’s (BI) objectives for a more active Sharia financial market with greater capacity, yet still prioritising accountable governance principles,” she said on Friday, 24 April 2026.

Meanwhile, Bank Aladin Syariah’s President Director, Koko Rachmadi, described this collaboration as a strategic step to deliver more comprehensive financial solutions.

“We believe that synergy among financial industry players will create higher-quality services and provide certainty for market participants in Sharia-compliant interbank transactions,” he stated.