List the name of the bank in Indonesia

Here are list of banks in Indonesia.

According to Law No. 7 Year 1992 concerning Banking as amended by Act No. 10 Year 1998, banks are business entities that raise funds from the public in the form of deposits, and distribute it to the public in order to improve the standard of living of the common people.^[1]

Unless otherwise stated separately, all banks below have their headquarters in Jakarta.

The central bank

• Bank Indonesia

Conventional banks

Bank government

Here is a bank that is partly or wholly owned by the Government of Indonesia.

• Bank Mandiri
• Mutiara Bank (prior to the date 16 September 2009 bernama “Bank Century”/”Bank CIC”, temporary investment by the Government of Indonesia through the LPS)
• Bank Negara Indonesia
• Bank Rakyat Indonesia
• State Savings Bank

Foreign private banks

• Bank Agroniaga
• Your Bank (Surabaya), formerly known as “Inter-Regional Bank”
• Bank Artha Graha International, prior to May 2005 bernama “Bank Interpacific”
• Bukopin
• Bank Bumi Arta
• Bank Capital Indonesia
• Bank Central Asia
• Bank CIMB Niaga, prior to the date 15 October 2008 bernama “Bank Niaga”
• Bank Danamon Indonesia
• Bank Economic Prog
• Bank Ganesha
• Bank Hana, prior to the date 17 March 2008 bernama “Bank Star Manunggal”
• Bank Civil Society 1906 (Bandung)
• Bank ICB Bumiputera, prior to the date 11 September 2009 bernama “Bank Bumiputera Indonesia”
• Bank ICBC Indonesia, previously named “Bank Halim Indonesia”
• Bank Index Selindo
• Bank International Indonesia, in the process of changing its name to “Bank Maybank Indonesia”^[2]
• Bank Maspion (Surabaya)
• Bank Mayapada
• Bank Mega
• Bank Mestika Dharma (While)
• Bank Metro Express
• Bank Nusantara Parahyangan (Bandung)
• Bank OCBC NISP, prior to the date 7 February 2011 bernama “Bank NISP”
• Bank of India Indonesia, prior to the date 17 November 2011 bernama “Bank Swadesi”
• Panin Bank
• Bank Permata, prior to the date 18 October 2002 bernama “Bank Bali”
• QNB Bank Kesawan, prior to the date 12 December 2011 bernama “Bank Kesawan”
• Bank SBI Indonesia, prior to the date 30 April 2009 bernama “Bank Indo Monex”
• Bank Sinarmas, previously named “Bank Shinta Indonesia”
• Bank UOB Indonesia, prior to the date 19 May 2011 bernama “UOB Bank Buana”/previously named “Bank Buana Indonesia”

Bank Nasional swasta nondevisa

• Anglomas International Bank (Surabaya)
• Bank Andara, prior to the date 30 January 2009 bernama “Bank Sri Partha”
• Bank Artos Indonesia (Bandung)
• Bank of International Business (Bandung)
• Centratama National Bank (Surabaya)
• Bank Dipo International
• Fama Bank International (Bandung)
• Bank Harda International
• Bank Ina Prime
• Bank Jasa Jakarta
• Economic Prosperity Bank
• Liman Bank International
• Bank Mayora
• Bank Mitraniaga
• Bank Multi Arta Sentosa
• Bank Nationalnobu, prior to the date 12 November 2008 bernama “Prosperity Bank Alfindo”
• Prima Master Bank
• Purse Bank Indonesia, prior to the date 23 September 2010 bernama “Bank Executives International”
• Bank Royal Indonesia
• Bank Companion Ancient Danarta (Semarang), prior to the date 16 September 2009 bernama “Bank Purba Danarta”
• Bank Sinar Harapan Bali
• Retired National Savings Bank (Bandung)
• Bank Victoria International
• Bank Yudha Bhakti

Regional development banks

Regional development banks are banks that are partly or wholly owned by the Provincial Government.

• Bank Jambi (Jambi)
• Bank Kalsel (Banjarmasin)
• Bank Kaltim (Samarinda)
• Bank Sultra (Kendari)
• Bank BPD DIY (Yogyakarta)
• Bank Nagari (Field)
• Bank DKI (Jakarta)
• Bank Lampung (Bandar Lampung)
• Bank Kalteng (Palangkaraya)
• Bank BPD Aceh (Banda Aceh)
• Bank Sulsel (Makassar)
• Bank BJB (Bandung), formerly known as Bank Jabar Banten in West Java or BPD.
• Bank Kalbar (Pontianak)
• Bank Maluku (Ambon)
• Bank Bengkulu (Bengkulu city)
• Bank Java (Semarang)
• Bank of East Java (Surabaya)
• Bank NTB (Mataram)
• Bank NTT (Kupang)
• Bank Sulteng (Hammer)
• Bank of North Sulawesi (Manado)
• Bank BPD Bali (Denpasar)
• Bank Papua (Jayapura), formerly known as Irian Jaya BPD
• Bank Riau Riau Islands (Pekanbaru), formerly known as Bank Riau
• Bank Sumsel Babel (Palembang), formerly known as Bank of South Sumatra
• Bank Sumut (While)

Bank mix

Mixture Bank is a commercial bank co-founded by one or more commercial banks domiciled in Indonesia and founded by Indonesians (and / or Indonesian legal entity wholly owned by citizens), with one or more banks domiciled abroad.

• Bank ANZ Indonesia, before 12 January 2012 bernama “ANZ Panin Bank”
• Bank Commonwealth
• Agris Bank, before 5 September 2008 bernama “Bank Finconesia”
• Bank BNP Paribas Indonesia
• Bank Capital Indonesia
• Bank Chinatrust Indonesia
• Bank DBS Indonesia
• Bank KEB Indonesia
• Bank Mizuho Indonesia
• Bank Rabobank International Indonesia
• Resona Bank Perdania
• Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia
• Bank Windu Kentjana International, prior to the date 7 February 2008 bernama “Bank Multicor”
• Bank Woori Indonesia, prior to February 2002 bernama “Bank Hanvit Indonesia”

Foreign banks

• Bank of America
• Bangkok Bank
• Bank of China
• Citibank
• German bank
• HSBC
• JPMorgan Chase
• Royal Bank of Scotland, prior to the date 22 February 2011 bernama “ABN AMRO”
• Standard Chartered
• The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ

Islamic banks

Foreign private banks

• Bank BNI Syariah
• Bank Muamalat Indonesia
• Bank Syariah Mandiri

Bank Nasional swasta nondevisa

• BCA Syariah, formerly named “Bank UIB”
• Bank BJB Sharia
• Bank BRI Syariah, formerly named “Bank Jasa Arta”
• Bank Mega Syariah
• Panin Bank Syariah, formerly named “Bank Harfa”
• Bank Syariah Bukopin, formerly named “Persyarikatan Bank Indonesia”
• Bank Victoria Syariah, formerly named “Bank Swaguna”

Bank mix

• Bank Maybank Syariah Indonesia, formerly named “Maybank Bank Indocorp”

Islamic business units of conventional banks

Bank government

• Bank BTN Syariah

Foreign private banks

• Bank Danamon Syariah
• CIMB Niaga Syariah
• BII Syariah
• OCBC NISP Syariah
• Permata Bank Syariah

Regional development banks

• Bank BPD Aceh Sharia
• DKI Bank Syariah
• Bank Syariah Kalbar
• Bank Syariah Kalsel
• NTB Bank Syariah
• Bank Syariah Riau Riau Islands
• Bank Syariah Sumsel Babel
• Bank Syariah Sumut

Foreign banks

• HSBC Amanah

Rural banks

The main article for this section are: List of rural banks in Indonesia

BPR is a bank financial institutions that receive deposits only in the form of time deposits, savings, and or other equivalent forms of it and venture funds as RB. As at 18 December 2011, there 1.683 BPR spread across provinces in Indonesia.^[3]

Banks that have ceased operations

• American Express (revoked the business license of the date 24 February 2009)
• Bank Artha Graha (merger with Bank Interpacific)
• Bank Arta Niaga Kencana (merger with Commonwealth Bank since the date 10 December 2007)
• Artamedia Bank (merger with Bank Permata)
• Bank Asia Pacific
• Bank Asiatic (closed since the date 8 April 2004)
• Bank Bahari
• Bank Barclays Indonesia (revoked the business license of the date 7 July 2011, formerly named “Bank Akita”)
• Bank Dagang Bali (closed since the date 8 April 2004)
• Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Indonesia (merger with Bank Mizuho Indonesia)
• Bank Danpac (merger with Bank Pikko and Bank CIC)
• Bank Dharmala
• Bank Duta
• Indonesian Export Bank (revoked the business license of the date 1 September 2009, Indonesia to Export Financing Agency)
• Bank Ficorinvest
• Bank Global International (closed since the date 13 January 2005)
• Bank Haga (merger with Bank Duta and Bank Hagakita Rabobank Rabobank International Indonesia being the date 24 June 2008)
• Bank Hagakita (merger with Bank Haga and Bank Rabobank ambassador to Bank Rabobank International Indonesia on 24 June 2008)
• Bank Harapan Sentosa
• Bank Hastin
• Bank IBJ Indonesia (merger with Bank Mizuho Indonesia)
• Bank IFI (revoked the business license of the date 17 April 2009)
• Bank Indonesia Raya
• ING Indonesia Bank (closed since the date 6 October 2004)
• Diamond Bank
• Jayabank International
• Keppel Tat Lee Bank Buana (merger with Bank OCBC NISP)
• Lippo Bank (merger with Bank CIMB Niaga from the date of 15 October 2008)
• Bank Mashill
• Bank Merincorp (closed since the date 7 August 2003)
• Bank Metropolitan
• Bank Modern
• Nusa National Bank
• Bank OCBC Indonesia (merger with Bank OCBC NISP since the date 7 February 2011)
• Prosperity Bank Board
• Bank Paribas-BBD Indonesia (closed since the date 5 February 2011, operational joined BNP Paribas Bank Indonesia)
• Bank Patriot (merger with Bank Permata)
• Bank Pelita
• Bank Pikko (merger with Bank CIC and Bank Danpac)
• Post Bank Nusantara
• Bank Main Prasidha (closed since the date 20 October 2000)
• Prima Express Bank (merger with Bank Permata)
• Bank Putera Multikarsa
• Bank Rabobank Duta (merger with Bank Haga and Bank Hagakita a Bank Rabobank International Indonesia on 24 June 2008)
• Bank Rama
• Bank Ratu (closed since the date 20 October 2000)
• Salim Risjad Bank International
• Bank Sakura Swadharma (merger with Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia)
• Bank Societe Generale Indonesia (closed since the date 25 April 2003)
• Bank Summa
• Bank Surya
• Bank Tamara
• Bank Tata
• Tokai Lippo Bank (merger with UFJ Bank Indonesia)
• Bank UFJ Indonesia (revoked the business license of the date 5 October 2006, operational joined The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ)
• Bank UOB Indonesia (merger with Bank UOB Buana from the date of 10 June 2010)
• National Commercial Bank
• Banks Servitia
• Bank Unibank (closed since the date 29 October 2001)
• Bank Universal (merger with Bank Permata)
• Bank Windu Kentjana (merger with Bank Multicor the date 18 December 2007)

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