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Published January 07, 2013

Bank Mandiri mitigates liquidity risk exposure through implementation of crisis management unit

Through establishment of its own business command centre, Bank Mandiri has managed to maintained its US dollar LDR limit at a satisfactory level.

Date: January 07, 2013
Author: Foo Boon Ping
Categories: Indonesia, Operational Risk, Risk and Regulation
Keywords: Bank Mandiri, Liquidity Risk, BCC, ERM, LDR

With assets of more than $60 billion, Bank Mandiri is Indonesia’s largest bank. It has an extensive network that comprises some 1,170 retail branches, 6,496 ATM machines and 1,480 micro banking outlets serving 9.5 million account holders throughout Indonesia. The past year has seen tremendous gro...

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