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KKUB financing of corporate segment in December 2020 is Rp48.8 trillion, or 19.0% of the total corporate loans, an increase of 14.4% compared to last year. The number of corporate KKUB debtors was 11.2% of the total corporate debtors.
[FS10]Sustainable Finance target and Performance
Description unit 2020 2019* 2018*
number of products meeting the sustainable business category
1. Fund raising Number of Products - - -
2. Fund distribution ** Number of Products 1 1 1
total productive assets for sustainable business activities 3. Total Loans/Financing for Sustainable Business
Activities (Rp) Rp billion 127,005 125,144 109,947
4. Total Non-Loans/Non-Financing for Sustainable
Business Activities (Rp) Rp billion 447,585 461,796 428,152
total bank loans/Financing rp billion 574,590 586,940 538,100
Percentage of total loans/financing for sustainable business
activities to total Bank loans/financing (%) % 22.1 21.3 20.4
* KKUB’s financing portfolio as of December 31, 2018 and 2019 was restated to adjust with the KKUB financing portfolio identification results as of December 31,2020.
** Products used for KKUB funds are integrated with the existing credit products.
Percentage of non-MSMe KKub Financing
Total Non-MSME KKUB Loan/
Financing
49,831
billionRp
2020
Rp
43,715
billion 2019*
Rp
38,829
billion 2018*
Percentage of Non-MSME Loan/Financing to Total Non- MSME Bank Loan/Financing
13.4 %
2020
2019*
12.0
%2018*
11.9
%*) Non-MSME KKUB loan/financing portfolio as of December 31, 2018 and 2019 is restated to adjust with the KKUB financing portfolio identification results as of December 31, 2020
Sustainable financing for Renewable
energy Sustainable financing for
Eco-Friendly Transportation.
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Green PortFolio ManaGeMent
[FS2, FS3]Green portfolio management is covered in the terms of financing for the ESG-oriented business sector. BCA manages its ESG risk by referring to Decree No. 169/SK/DIR/2020 dated October 23, 2020.
BCA realizes that the environment needs to protecting. Any environmental damage can have a negative impact on economic and social conditions that affect business activities and in the long run will have a significant impact on the quality of human life. The impact of environmental damage, for example extreme climate change, and environmental degradation that affects agriculture. BCA understand that pollution to water, land and air, as well as the marine ecosystems can impact the economy and social aspects of community life, as river pollution disrupts clean water sources and air pollution increases the risk of respiratory disease. Therefore, BCA encourages its debtors to pay attention to their business activities by preserving the environment, and jointly reducing the risks of any negative impact. BCA support those debtors who are not involved in biodiversity loss, damage to the marine environment, deforestation, flood, water crises, drought, pollution, and violations of human rights and workers’ rights in line with the basic principles of the International Labor Organization (ILO).
In its financing policy, BCA also asks corporations, which have a high risk to the environment, and avoid irresponsible land clearing, illegal logging, and other deforestation efforts, the debtor to complete AMDAL documents, requests and monitors the acquisition of environmental-related certifications, such as Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) or the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) for palm oil companies; Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) for wood or forest processing companies;
International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) or UTZ Certification for coffee and cocoa products;
BONSUCRO Certification for sugar products; and a Green Building certificate for the building sector, as well as a PROPER Rating for all industries that are required to take an environmental performance evaluation.
Financing for certified Palm oil industry companies
[FS10, FS11]iSPo & rSPo certification Status
2020 2019 2018
number of
companies oustanding
(rp billion) number of
companies oustanding
(rp billion) number of
companies oustanding (rp billion)
Certified 48 18,761 46 19,680 45 16,044
Note: All companies that have obtained certification are corporate debtors, and they include 48 companies, or around 36% of the total corporate debtors engaged in the Palm Oil Plantation sector and the Palm Oil Industry.
Certified Palm Oil Companies
ISPO: 36 Companies RSPO: 20 Companies
Certified Coffee/Chocolate Processing Companies
UTZ: 2 Companies
Certified Timber/Forest Processing Companies
FSC: 6 Companies PEFC: 5 Companies SuStainable inFraStructure ProJect FinancinG
[203-1, 203-2]toll roads electricity railroads
airports
and Ports Drinking
Water and Sanitation
116.8
KM206.1
MW1,106
Carriages3
Locations12,890
Liter/second
2.9
TrillionRp Rp
