The New York office has also played a pivotal role in BNI’s international operations, with total financing exceeding $800 million. This includes participation in syndicated loans and bilateral credit facilities for corporate and commercial clients. Additionally, BNI New York has facilitated domestic and international money transfers for both corporate and individual clients, further solidifying its reputation as a reliable banking partner.

In a historic move, BNI New York became the first Indonesian bank in the U.S. to issue Global Certificates of Deposit, raising $1 billion in 2020 and $1.5 billion in 2022. These certificates have provided liquidity support for global clients, enabling them to expand their businesses and secure financing. This achievement underscores BNI’s stability and commitment to navigating the complexities of the international financial market.

The relocation has garnered mixed reactions from stakeholders. While many applaud the move for its potential to enhance service quality and operational efficiency, others have expressed concerns about the challenges of transitioning to a new location. However, BNI has assured clients and partners that the relocation will not disrupt services and that the new office is equipped to meet their needs more effectively.

BNI New York embarks on this new chapter, the bank aims to strengthen its position as a key player in global banking. The modernized office and enhanced services are expected to attract more international clients and foster stronger relationships with existing ones. With its renewed focus on innovation and client satisfaction, BNI is poised to set new standards in the banking industry, both in the Americas and beyond. (Uki Ruknuddin)

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