Increasingly serious national banking presenting one-stop service, one way is to have a subsidiary financial institutions, and in 2013 there were three banks that intend to have insurance subsidiary.
Bukopin and Bank Jabar Banten (BJB) plans to complete the acquisition of the insurance in the first half of 2013. Bukopin plans to acquire a life insurance joint venture (JV) which has a ratio level of health or risk based capital (RBC) 400% -500%, and if successful Bukopin targeting non-bank revenue growth of 30%. While BJB plans to acquire the general insurance and finance companies, which have assets of less than Rp 2 trillion, and has set aside Rp 200 billion.
CIMB Niaga, which is majority-owned by Malaysia, also have a child interested in the insurance business and is currently busy doing due diligence (due deligence) against three insurance companies, which are among the foreign insurance companies. CIMB Niaga currently has a 30% stake in CIMB Sun Life Insurance, and previously had a 20% stake in Asuransi Cigna, but now shares are released to Cigna International.
Different things happen to BNI, which is currently looking for a strategic investor to BNI Life in order to grow larger. Director of Bank BNI, Gagot M. Suwondo, said BNI will sell its stake in a strategic investor that there is expected to be completed this year and is currently negotiating with Japanese investors, and has appointed Bahana, Danareksa and BNP Paribas as a guarantor in the sale of a minority stake BNI Life.
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