Jasindo Insurance pays Rp6.93bn claim for sunken ship in Sunda Strait

Jakarta (ANTARA) - PT Jasindo Insurance has paid a Rp6.93 billion claim to Grup Sungai Budi following the sinking of the BSP VII vessel in the Sunda Strait. Ocke Kurniandy, Jasindo Insurance’s Operations Director, stated that the claim payment reflects the company’s commitment to ensuring swift, accurate, and transparent claim processing for all business partners. “Through this claim payment, we aim to ensure partners receive optimal support in managing business risks. We hope this step will help maintain operational stability and strengthen trust and collaboration,” Ocke said in a statement on Monday in Jakarta. During the claim handover for the sunken vessel, Jasindo also provided safety helmets to Grup Sungai Budi’s operational team to support enhanced workplace safety and security. According to Ocke, this reflects the company’s commitment to not only focus on claim payments but also on supporting partners’ operational continuity holistically. Additionally, this is part of Jasindo’s efforts to maintain positive relationships and strengthen collaboration with partners and policyholders. “Partner trust is vital for Jasindo’s continued growth and development. We hope our positive relationship with Grup Sungai Budi will endure through mutually supportive and sustainable collaboration,” Ocke added. The company continues to strengthen its role as a risk management partner for policyholders, offering collaborative support from risk protection and guidance to operational safety measures on the ground. As a risk management partner, the company also delivers services that go beyond risk protection, fostering sustainable collaborative relationships with partners. This aligns with the company’s ‘Serving with Heart’ ethos, committed to delivering added value and best support for policyholders. “We aim to reinforce the understanding that our role extends beyond risk events and claim payouts; we are partners supporting business continuity through risk management collaboration. Strong collaboration fosters greater security and business sustainability,” Ocke concluded.