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Bank Negara Indonesia |
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Established in 1946 as the
first bank formed and owned by the Indonesia Government, BNI used to be
called by its unabbreviated name of Bank Negara Indonesia. BNI legal status
was upgraded in 1992 into a state-owned limited corporation with the name of
PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero), while the Bank decision to become a
public company was manifested through public offering of its shares in 1996.
BNI Tokyo began operating as
a Representative Office on December 1, 1959 and in 1968 the status of a
representative office was upgraded to Tokyo Branch Office. By changing the
status of a Branch Office, Tokyo BNI can provide banking services and
products. BNI maintains a strong presence in all major currency market by
offers a comprehensive array of innovative products and consulting services
to investors, corporates, and correspondent bank clients, ranging from basic
foreign exchange to customized multi-currency hedging and yield-enhancing
strategies.
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In addition to serving the
Company of Japan, Bank Negara Indonesia Tokyo also actively provide service to the citizen of
Indonesia in Japan with remittances services to Indonesia. Remittances
services can be accessed by all Indonesian who live in Japan. Bank Negara
Indonesia Japan branch get the best products and services that are specially
designed for your specific corporate needs. BNI offers a wide range of Loan,
Savings, or even Treasury products and services, that provides maximum
benefits to suit Your banking or corporate needs. |
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Bank Negara Indonesia (Japan Branch)
Category : Foreign Banks
SWIFT Code : BNINJPJT
Address :
1st Flr, Kokusai Building
3-1-1, Marunouchi
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-0005
Telephone : (+81) 3 3214 5621
Website : www.ptbni.co.jp |
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ensure the stability of the financial system of Japan.
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Bank of Japan Act. |
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