Indonesia Transaction Banking Forum
Where is growth shifting as currency, trade and liquidity risk rise?
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Where is growth shifting as currency, trade and liquidity risk rise?
Indonesia's transaction banking market is entering a new phase of growth. Expanding regional trade connectivity, evolving corporate treasury priorities, payment ecosystem reforms, and rising expectations for banking experiences are reshaping how banks compete for corporate relationships. Initiatives such as Bank Indonesia's Payment System Blueprint 2030, emerging payment industry regulations, OJK's requirements on IT implementation, and the Indonesia-Singapore Local Currency Transaction framework are creating new opportunities around payments, cross-border banking, liquidity management, and client engagement. The opportunity extends well beyond transaction processing. Corporate clients increasingly expect greater cash visibility, faster reconciliation, integrated trade and foreign exchange services, stronger cross-border support, and intuitive digital channels that simplify day-to-day treasury operations.
As corporates diversify supply chains, expand regionally, and reassess banking relationships, transaction banking leaders must determine where to invest, how to differentiate, and which capabilities will deliver the greatest value for clients and the bank.
The Indonesia Transaction Banking Forum brings together Heads of Transaction Banking, Corporate Banking leaders, policymakers and banking technology leaders to discuss where transaction banking growth is shifting, how corporate client expectations are evolving, and what will define leadership in 2027. Drawing on industry perspectives, Coalition Greenwich research, and peer discussions, the forum will explore how banks are responding to changing client needs, strengthening digital engagement, leveraging data and AI to enhance client experience, and modernizing capabilities to drive growth, deepen relationships, and improve competitiveness.
At its core, the forum will address a central question:
What strategic investments will best position transaction banks to grow wallet share, strengthen client relationships, and deliver measurable business value over the next three years?
The forum is designed for senior executives with responsibility for the transaction banking proposition, corporate client relationships, or the delivery of commercial banking services in Indonesia.
Country and regional heads of transaction banking, cash management, payments, and corporate digital banking.
Heads of corporate or commercial banking, trade finance, treasury services, foreign exchange, and liquidity management.
Senior executives responsible for Indonesian clients, ASEAN connectivity, and cross-border transaction services.
Heads of architecture, wholesale banking technology, digital transformation, data, and AI with responsibility for corporate and transaction banking platforms.
Vice President; APAC Head
FIS Banking & Payments
Head of Financial Services
Red Hat, APAC
Head, Corporate Banking Practice (Asia & MENA)
Coalition Greenwich
APAC Product Lead | Digital One Commercial
FIS
APAC Growth Lead for Money Movement
FIS
Moderator
President and Managing Editor
TAB Global
Amit Chopra, Vice President; APAC Head, FIS Banking & Payments
Drawing on Coalition Greenwich's proprietary corporate client research and market intelligence , this session will examine explore leadership in Transaction Banking through 4 lenses:
The discussion will be rich in data-driven insights and provide an independent view of how Indonesian banks compare with regional and global peers, highlighting the greatest opportunities and competitive gaps.
Presented by:
Ruchirangad Agarwal, Head, Corporate Banking Practice (Asia & MENA), Coalition Greenwich
As trade corridors shift, cross-border payments become increasingly critical, and corporate treasury priorities continue to evolve, banks are re-evaluating how they compete for transaction flows and deepen client relationships. This discussion brings together transaction banking leaders to examine where the strongest growth opportunities are emerging, how client expectations are changing, and which capabilities will define market leadership in the years ahead.
What is most influencing corporate bank selection, wallet allocation, and long-term relationship growth?
How are changing trade flows, cross-border payment requirements, treasury priorities, and digital expectations reshaping transaction banking opportunities across ASEAN?
Which capabilities will define transaction banking leadership in 2027, and where are banks investing to capture future growth and revenue opportunities?
Panellists Included:
Dheeraj Joshi, APAC Growth Lead for Money Movement, FIS
Moderated by Foo Boon Ping, President & Managing Editor, TAB Global
As transaction banks respond to growing client expectations, competitive pressures, and evolving technology landscapes, they face critical decisions about modernization, cloud adoption, platform upgrade and ecosystem connectivity. At the same time, banks must strengthen operational resilience, security, and regulatory compliance while accelerating innovation and speed to market
Moderated by Arvin Swami, Head of Financial Services, Red Hat APAC
Beyond the technology and the strategy, modernisation programmes often slow on obstacles banks rarely name in public: talent gaps, legacy dependencies, budget discipline or internal governance friction. This open floor asks the room to name the specific constraint that slowed their own institution down this year.
Chaired by Brad Hanna, APAC Product Lead | Digital One Commercial, FIS
The forum will conclude with a live audience poll, with aggregated results shared immediately with participants. The poll will provide a unique peer benchmark on transaction banking priorities, modernization progress, investment focus areas, and future strategic initiatives, translating the day's discussion into actionable industry insights.
