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ALCO is a Committee at the Head Office which is responsible for formulating and determining asset and liability policies as well as setting Fund Transfer Price (FTP) rates.

Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) Charter

In carrying out its duties ALCO refers to the Decree of the Board of Directors NOKEP: 1564-DIR/PPM/07/2023 concerning the Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) of PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. which regulates the Organization, Duties, Authority and Responsibilities, Work Procedures and Limited ALCO Meetings.

Duties and Responsibilities of Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO)

The Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) has the following duties and responsibilities:

  1. Determine optimal asset and liability management strategies and policies by taking into account potential risk, optimum yield generation and cost efficiency.
  2. Determine the interest rates on deposit, lending rate (SBDK), fund transfer prices (FTP) and other pricing that have a direct impact on achieving net interest income (NII). ALCO can give authority to the appointed party to determine the matters in accordance with ALCO’s decision.
  3. Determine the Decision Makers authority in deciding of special interest rates for deposits, loans and/or other bank products.
  4. Determine the Net Open Position (NOP) policy.
  5. Monitor that the management of assets and liabilities in the company is carried out in accordance with the ALCO meeting’s the decisions.

Structure of Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) Membership

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Substitute Chairman I (Concurrently permanent member with voting rights)
Director of Finance Substitute Chairman II (Concurrently permanent member with voting rights)
Desk Head, Assets & Liabilities Management Secretary (Concurrently permanent member with voting rights)
Director of Wholesale & Institutional Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Small & Medium Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Consumer Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Micro Business Director Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Network & Services Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Digital & Information Technology Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Risk Management Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Human Capital Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Treasury & Global Services Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Commercial Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Ultra Micro Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Operations Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Human Capital Strategy Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Permanent Members With Voting Rights
SEVP Fixed Asset Management & Procurement Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Agribusiness Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Manufacturing & Property Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Institutional Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Energy & Mining Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Infrastructure, Transportation, Oil & Gas Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Syndication & NonBank FI Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Transaction Banking Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Treasury Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Investment Services Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, International Business & Performance Management Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Value Chain & Assets Product Development Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Small & Medium Sales Management 1 Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Small & Medium Sales Management 2 Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Card, Digital Lending, & Assets Product Development Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Consumer Sales Management 1 Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Consumer Sales Management 2 Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Wealth Management Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Micro Business Development Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Micro Sales Management Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Ultra Micro Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, BRILink Business Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Social Entrepreneurship & Incubation Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Funding & Retail Payment Strategy Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Funding & Retail Payment Sales Management 1 Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Funding & Retail Payment Sales Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Management 2
Division Head, Market, Portfolio & Enterprise Risk Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Credit & Product Risk Policy Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Wholesale Credit Risk Analyst Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Credit Restructuring & Recovery Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Planning, Budgeting Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Financial & Management Accounting Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Subsidiary Management Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Investor Relation Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Change Management Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Project Management Office Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Division Head, Credit Operation Permanent Members With Voting Rights
Director of Compliance SEVP Internal Audit Permanent Members Without Voting Rights -
Assets & Liabilities Management Desk ALCO Supporting -

Asset And Liability Committee (ALCO) Independence Statement

All members of ALCO had no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners or Controlling Shareholders, they were not shareholders of the Company which may affect their ability to act independently, Commissioners, Directors or employees of companies that have affiliations or do business with BRI.

Meeting and Implementation of Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) In 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. At least 1 (one) time in 1 (one) month the Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) held an ALCO Meeting to discuss the management of the Company’s assets and liabilities related to strategies and policies in terms of
    1. Development of bank performance.
    2. The composition and growth of the bank’s portfolio.
    3. Allocation of productive assets, diversification of funding, and capital management.
    4. Risk management includes market risk and liquidity risk
    5. Deposit interest rates, loan interest rates, basic credit interest rates, methodology and fund transfer price (FTP) interest rates, including other pricing, have a direct impact on achieving net interest income (NII).
  2. The ALCO Meeting is chaired by the Chairman of ALCO. In the event that the ALCO Chairman is unable to attend, the ALCO Meeting shall be chaired by the Substitute ALCO Chairman in sequence.
  3. Having coordination in holding the ALCO Meeting is the responsibility of the ALCO Secretary, including:
    1. Preparing for the ALCO Meeting.
    2. Preparing and presenting ALCO Meeting materials.
    3. Ensuring that the ALCO Meeting was attended by at least 2/3 (two thirds) of ALCO Members to be held.
    4. Preparing and distributing minutes of ALCO Meetings
  4. ALCO meetings must be attended by at least 2/3 (two thirds) of ALCO Members. In the event that the Business Unit Leader who is an ALCO Member is unable to attend, the person concerned can appoint a replacement at the level of Department Head.
  5. For administrative efficiency related to organizational changes, additional Members can be proposed separately to the ALCO Chair through the ALCO Secretary where the approval letter for membership proposals becomes an integral part of the ALCO Decree.
  6. The decisions of the ALCO Meeting were taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that full agreement could not be reached, the decision of the ALCO Meeting was considered valid with the approval of 50% (fifty percent) of the total ALCO Members with voting rights plus 1 (one) ALCO Member, including members of the Board of Directors, one of whom was the Chairman of ALCO or Substitute of ALCO Chairman.
  7. The Secretary of ALCO may invite relevant participants to attend ALCO according to the topics discussed in ALCO.
  8. In the event of a very urgent condition (contingency) for ALCO to implement, but the Chairman and/or Substitute Chairman is unable to chair the meeting, the Chairman of ALCO may delegate to one of the Directors to lead ALCO which decision letter is approved by the Chairman of ALCO and administered by Secretary of ALCO.
  9. Implementation of ALCO Overseas Business Unit refers to a separate decree prepared by each Overseas Business Unit considering several things such as organization, asset-liability management strategy, etc. which is coordinated by the Business Unit in charge of Overseas Business Unit. The results of the ALCO Overseas Business Unit implementation are reported to the Director and Business Unit in charge.

Limited ALCO Meetings

  1. The Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) can incidentally hold a Limited ALCO Meeting to discuss asset and liability management related to BRI strategy and policies in the event that there is a special issue that must immediately receive a decision from the ALCO Meeting
  2. The ALCO Chair or Alternate ALCO Chair and ALCO Secretary have the authority to determine ALCO Members who are requested to attend the Limited ALCO Meeting in a separate invitation letter.
  3. Limited ALCO Meetings must be attended by all ALCO Members who are requested to attend the Limited ALCO Meeting.

Realization of Meetings and Duties Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO) in 2023

During 2023, ALCO has carried out its duties by holding 13 (thirteen) meetings. The discussion of the ALCO meeting is as follows.

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 Monday, January 9, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
2 Wednesday, February 8, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
3 Thursday, March 09, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
4 Monday, April 10, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
5 Wednesday, May 10, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
6 Monday, June 12, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
7 Monday, July 10, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
8 Wednesday, August 9, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
9 Monday, August 21 2023 (Limited ALCO)
  • Balance Sheet Condition & Liquidity
    Latest B/S conditions, updates and liquidity limits
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Liquidity normalization strategy and evaluation of ALCO decisions and Board of Directors Meetings
  • Acceleration of DHE program services
    DHE potential for mobilizing foreign exchange savings and controlling transactions
10 Thursday, September 7, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
11 Wednesday, October 11, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
12 Thursday, November 9, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices
13 Monday, December 11, 2023
  • Economic Update
    Updates related to global & domestic macroeconomics
  • Balance Sheet Management
    Financial Performance, Liquidity & Market Risk, Profitability, and Recommendations
  • Market Update
    Development of BRI share prices

Risk Management and Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties the Risk Management and Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee referred to the Decree of the Directors NOKEP: 872-DIR/PPM/06/2022 concerning Risk Management and Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee which regulated Organizations, Envoys and Attendance, Duties, Authorities and Responsibilities and Working Procedures.

Independence Statement of Risk Management and Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) committee

All members have no affiliation with Other Directors, Commissioners or Controlling Shareholders, are not shareholders of the Company which may affect their ability to act independently, Commissioners, Directors or employees of companies that have affiliation or business with BRI.

Risk Management Committee

The committee responsible for the preparation of the Risk Management Policy and its amendments including the implementation of risk management policies and strategies.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Risk Management Committee

The Risk Management and ESG Committee for Risk Management had the following duties and responsibilities:

  1. Establish Risk Management Policies and their amendments including implementation of risk management policies, risk management strategies and contingency plans if abnormal external conditions occured.
  2. Determine the risk measurement methodology and its changes.
  3. Set limits and changes.
  4. Determine the Risk Profile Value and Bank Soundness Level and follow up if necessary.

The Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) has the following duties and responsibilities:

  1. Establish Integrated Risk Management policies and their changes.
  2. Determine corrective steps based on the evaluation results of the implementation of Integrated Risk Management in the form of:
    1. Integrated risk profile report.
    2. Report on individual risk profiles of Subsidiaries members of the BRI financial conglomerate.
    3. Integrated capital analysis.

Risk Management Committee Membership Structure

The Risk Management Committee has the following composition of management and members:

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Substitute Chairman (concurrently permanent member)
Director of Risk Management Permanent Member
Director of Finance Permanent Member
Direktur Human Capital Permanent Member
Director of Compliance Permanent Member -
All Directors or SEVP of Related Fields Non-Permanent Members
Division Head, Market, Portfolio & Enterprise Risk Secretary -
Head of Related Work Unit Non-Permanent Member -
Committee Support Team
Market, Portfolio & Enterprise Risk Division Credit, Market, Liquidity and Strategic/Financial Risk Coordinator -
Operational Risk Division Risk Coordinator for Operational, Legal, Compliance and Reputation risks and as risk owner for operational risks -
Credit & Product Risk Policy Division Risk owner credit risk -
Digital Risk Risk owner digital risk -
Treasury Division Risk owner market risk -
Asset & Liability Management Desk Risk Owner Liquidity Risk -
Compliance Division Risk Owner Compliance Risk -
Head Office Internal Audit Business Unit Providing input on the evaluation of the adequacy and effectiveness of the risk management process -
Legal Division Risk Owner legal risk -
Corporate Secretary Division Risk Owner reputation risk -
Service & Contact Center Division Risk Owner reputation risk -
Planning, Budgeting & Performance Management Division Risk Owner strategic/financial risk -

The Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) has the following composition of management and members:

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Alternate Chairman (concurrently as Permanent Member)
Director of Risk Management Permanent Member
Director of Finance Permanent Member
Director of Human Capital Permanent Member
All Directors or SEVPs in Related Fields Non-Permanent Member
Director of Compliance Permanent Member -
President Director of Bank Raya Permanent Member -
President Director of BRI Life Permanent Member -
President Director of BRI Finance Permanent Member -
President Director of BRI Ventura Permanent Member -
President Director of BRI Danareksa Securities Permanent Member -
President Director of BRI Insurance Permanent Member -
Main Director of Pegadaian Permanent Member -
Main Director of PMN Permanent Member -
Main Director of BRI Investment Management Permanent Member -
Director/SEVP in charge of the Risk Management Function in Subsidiary Companies, Members of the BRI Financial Conglomerate Permanent Member -
Division Head, Market, Portfolio & Enterprise Risk Secretary -
Head of Business Unit in Related Fields Non-Permanent Members -
Committee Support Team
Subsidiary Management Division Manager in Monitoring Subsidiary Company risks -
BRI Risk Management Business Unit MPE, ORD, KRD and DRD as oversight functions -
Internal Audit Business Unit Independent assurance function -

Meetings and Implementation of Risk Management Committee Tasks in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. RMC meetings were held periodically at least 1 (one) time per quarter. RMCT meetings are regularly held at least every 6 (six) months.
  2. Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) meetings can be held outside the regular schedule if there are significant and urgent issues, including:
    1. There are significant changes to BRI’s Risk Profile, which changes in business conditions can cause macroeconomic factors, violations of internal risk limits, or other factors.
    2. Regulatory changes require a quick and immediate response or attitude from the organization.
    3. Force majeure conditions occur caused by natural factors, human factors, external disturbances, and other disruptive factors.
    4. Some factors cause the Board of Directors to decide to hold an RMC or RMCT Meeting.
  3. Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) meetings discuss, review, and approved proposals and recommendations submitted at the meeting under applicable regulations—the proposals and recommendations include policies, strategies, and risk management procedures.
  4. Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) meetings are chaired by the Committee Chair. If the Committee Chair cannot attend, the meeting will be chaired by an Alternate Chair.
  5. Rapat Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) meetings can be held if attended by at least 2/3 (two-thirds) of the Committee Members and attended by the Committee Chair.
  6. Committee Meeting decisions are taken by deliberation and consensus. If no agreement is reached, the decision of the Committee Meeting is deemed valid with the approval of 50% (fifty percent) of the total Committee Members who have voting rights plus 1 (one) Committee Member, including the Committee Chair.
  7. The results of decisions at Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) meetings can be annulled by the Board of Directors through Board of Directors Meetings.
  8. Coordination of the holding of Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT) meetings is the responsibility of the Secretary of the Risk Management Committee (RMC) and Integrated Risk Management Committee (RMCT).

Meetings and Implementation of Risk Management Committee Tasks in 2023

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 January 16, 2023 RMC:
  • Risk Profile QW 2022
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
2 February 27, 2023 RMCT:
  • Integrated RAS 2023
  • Integrated MR Mandatory Report
  • Integrated Risk Profile, PA Risk Profile & PA Risk Issue
  • Risk Maturity Index
3 March 24, 2023 RMC:
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
4 April 17, 2023 RMC:
  • Q1 2023 Risk Profile
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
5 May 15, 2023 RMC:
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
6 June 15, 2023 RMC:
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
7 July 26, 2023 RMC:
  • Q2 2023 Risk Profile
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
8 August 16, 2023 RMCT:
  • Integrated RAS Monitoring
  • Integrated MR Mandatory Report
  • Integrated Risk Profile, PA Risk Profile & PA Risk Issue
  • Risk Maturity Index
9 September 27, 2023 RMC:
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
10 October 17, 2023 RMC:
  • Q3 2023 Risk Profile
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues
11 November 22, 2023 RMC:
  • Risk Appetite Statement 2024
  • Mandatory Report & Monitoring
  • Discussion of Risk Issues

Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee

The Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee prepares, implements, monitors, and evaluates ESG strategies, policies, and programs/initiatives.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee

  1. Conduct reviews and evaluations regarding implementing policies or governance parameters for ESG initiatives and TJSL initiatives prepared by the relevant Business Unit, which the Committee Support Team proposes.
  2. Determine and recommend work programs (both existing and new) to be categorized as ESG initiatives and TJSL initiatives by existing parameters to the ESG Committee and circular approval.
  3. Conduct reviews and evaluations related to the implementation of work programs that fall within the parameters of ESG initiatives and TJSL initiatives, as well as reporting data and information related to ESG.
  4. Review ESG Rating reports, Investor concerns, or other Third Parties regarding the performance and implementation of BRI’s ESG and TJSL.
  5. Recommend material issues obtained from the results of reviews of ESG Rating reports, Investor concerns, or other Third Parties regarding the performance and implementation of BRI’s ESG and TJSL.
  6. Establish a follow-up plan for the results of the review and evaluation so that it can be proposed as a new work program, which the relevant Business Unit will follow up.
  7. Provide the latest information to the Board of Directors and Board of Commissioners regarding all continually developing issues related to ESG and TJSL, including laws and regulations, global initiatives, business practices, and other important information related to ESG and TJSL.

Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee Membership Structure

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Main Director Chairman
Deputy Main Director Alternate Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Division Head, Environmental, Social & Governance or ESG Management Business Unit Secretary (Concurrently Permanent Member) -
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Finance Director Permanent member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Permanent member
All Directors or SEVPs of Related Fields Non-Permanent member

Meetings And Implementation Of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee Tasks In 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. The Committee Support Team prepares and analyzes studies according to their respective scopes. ESG Committee meetings are held periodically at least 1 (one) time every 6 (six) months.
  2. ESG Sector Committee meetings can be held outside the regular schedule if there are significant and urgent issues, including:
    1. There is a significant change in BRl’s ESG Rating, which changes in business conditions could cause macroeconomic factors, violations of ESG compliance and policy/governance, or other causal factors.
    2. There have been changes to regulations related to ESG that require a quick and immediate response or attitude from the Company.
    3. Some factors cause the Board of Directors to decide to hold an ESG Committee Meeting.
  3. The committee Chair chairs ESG Committee meetings. In the event that the Committee Chair is unable to attend, the meeting will be chaired by an Alternate Chair.
  4. ESG Committee meetings can be held if attended by at least 2/3 (two-thirds) of the Committee Members and attended by the Committee Chair.

Decisions at ESG Sector Committee meetings are taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the ESG Sector Committee meeting is deemed valid with the approval of 50% (fifty percent) of the total number of Committee Members who have voting rights plus 1 (one) Committee Member, including the Committee Chair.

Realization of Meetings and Implementation of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Committee Duties in 2023

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 Monday, July 17, 2023
  • Overview of BRI Sustainability Implementation in 2023
  • Disclosure to BRI’s Website
  • Publishing TCFD Report
  • Sustainability Indicators

The Financing Committee is an operational committee that assists the Board of Directors in evaluating and/or deciding on loan applications for specific amounts and/or types of loans determined by the Board of Directors.

Financing Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Financing Committee refers to the NOKEP Board of Directors Decree: S.469-DIR/KRD/03/2022 along with its amendments regarding the Financing Committee which regulates the Organization, Duties and Responsibilities as well as the Working Procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of The Financing Committee

  1. Provide decisions on approving or rejecting loans by the authority limits determined by the Board of Directors, including choosing/changing the loan structure and terms.
  2. Conduct duties in providing loan decisions based on professional skills honestly, objectively, carefully, and thoroughly.
  3. Reject requests and/or influence from interested parties to provide loan approval that is only a formality or outside of sound loan principles.
  4. Sign the Loan Decision form (or other media determined by the Board of Directors and function as a loan decision) as proof of the loan decision and as a manifestation of the Financing Committee’s responsibility.

The Financing Committee Membership Structure

  1. According to the type of authority it has, the Financing Committee is divided into:
    1. Non-Restructuring Financing Committee, namely the financing committee which has the authority to decide on new loan initiatives, extensions, supplements, changes to terms, and other loan decisions not within the context of restructuring; and
    2. Restructuring Financing Committee, namely the financing committee, has the authority to decide on credit initiatives in the context of restructuring performing loans and non-performing loans, loan settlement, loan write-offs, and write-offs.
  2. Each financing committee comprises members from Risk and Business functions.
  3. The structure and members of the credit committee are in accordance with the applicable Credit Decision Authority SE.
  4. Each loan committee is at the Head Office, Regional Office, Special Branch Office, and Overseas Business Unit.

The membership structure of the Fianancing Committee is described as follows.

Membership Structure Position Function Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Permanent member Risk
Vice Director Permanent member Risk
Director of Risk Management Permanent member Risk
Director of Finance Permanent member Risk
Director of Digital and Information Technology Permanent member Risk
Director of Human Capital Permanent member Risk
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Permanent member Risk
SEVP Fixed Asset Management & Procurement Permanent member Risk
SEVP Operations Permanent member Risk
SEVP Human Capital Strategy Permanent member Risk
Director of Wholesale and Institutional Business Permanent member Business
Micro Business Director Permanent member Business
Director of Small and Medium Businesses Permanent member Business
Director of Consumer Business Permanent member Business
Director of Networks and Services Permanent member Business
SEVP Commercial Business Permanent member Business
SEVP Treasury & Global Services Business Permanent member Business
SEVP Ultra Micro Business Permanent member Business

The Financing Committee’s Statement of Independence

All members of the Financing Committee have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, nor are they company shareholders, which could affect their ability to act independently: commissioners, Directors, and employees from companies with affiliations or Business with BRI.

Meeting And The Duties’ Implementation of the Financing Committee in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. A Financing Committee meeting is declared valid if it is attended by at least members of the Financing Committee following the composition of the Financing Committee in PDWK provisions, both in terms of the number and composition of the ranks of the Risk function and Business function and mandatory members of the Financing Committee are also required to attend.
  2. Financing Committee meetings can be held physically or by conference via electronic media as agreed by each participating Credit Committee member.
  3. The Financing Committee Secretary is responsible for coordinating activities for implementing the Financing Committee Meeting, such as the time and place of implementation, including documenting or compiling Financing Committee Meeting Minutes and providing Financing Committee Meeting Minutes.

Realization of the Meetings and Implementation of the Financing’s Committee Duties in 2023

Month Date Financing Committee Meeting Implementation Date (Times) Number of Decisions Agenda Quorum Attendance & Judgment Meetings and Duties Implementation
January 25, 31 2 10 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
February 7, 28 2 11 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
March 7, 14, 21 3 21 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
April 4, 11, 18 3 27 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
May 3, 9, 15, 23, 29 5 27 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
June 6, 13, 20, 27 4 26 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
July 11, 18, 25 3 16 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
August 8, 9, 22, 29 4 18 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
September 5, 12, 18, 19, 26 5 14 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
October 3, 4, 10, 17, 23, 30, 31 7 22 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
November 21, 28 2 18 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
December 5, 12, 19, 28 4 28 Discussion and granting of corporate segment loan decisions Quorum
Total 44 238

The Capital & Investment Committee is a committee that is responsible for corporate action activities and management of subsidiary companies.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Capital & Investment Committee

The duties and responsibilities of the Capital & Investment Committee, based on Article 4 of the Directors’ Decree Nokep: 871 -DIR/ PPM/06/2022 dated June 2, 2022 concerning the Capital & Investment Committee, are as follows:

  1. Related to Corporate Actions:
    1. Reviewing the Corporate Action proposed by the Committee Support Team.
    2. Determine and recommend corporate steps for further approval from the President Director/Deputy President Director either through a Board of Directors Meeting or circular approval.
  2. Regarding the Management of Subsidiary Companies
    1. Determine the business plan, work plan, and company budget (RKAP) of the Subsidiary Company, including the Key Performance Indicators and dividend plan of the Subsidiary Company;
    2. Conduct performance reviews and determine performance improvement steps with the Directors of Subsidiary Companies;
    3. Evaluate and recommend Corporate Actions of BRI Subsidiary Companies (Initial Public Offering, limited public offering, acquisitions, mergers, additional capital, and divestment plans) for further approval from the President Director / Deputy President Director either through a Board of Directors Meeting or circular approval.
    4. Determine the decision if there is a deadlock on the Subsidiary Company’s strategic synergy initiative with BRI.

Membership Structure of the Capital & Investment Committee

Membership Structure Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Finance Chairman
Director of Risk Management Substitute Chairman (Concurrently permanent member)
Division Head, Subsidiary Management Secretary (Concurrently permanent member) -
Director or SEVP of Ana Company Business Development Permanent Member
The relevant Director or SEVP Non-Permanent Members
Director of Compliance Permanent Member -

The Financing Committee’s Statement of Independence

All committee members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, nor are they shareholders of the Company, which could affect their ability to act independently: commissioners, Directors, and employees from companies with affiliations or business with BRI.

Meeting and the Duties’ Implementation of the Capital & Investment Committee in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. The Committee Support Team prepares and analyzes studies according to their respective scopes.
  2. The study is presented at the Committee meeting by Committee Members and/or Support Team Members and/or representatives of Subsidiary Companies according to their respective scopes.
  3. The Committee holds a meeting at least 1 (one) time per Quarter to discuss proposals, studies, and analyses originating from the Committee Support Team.
  4. A meeting is declared to have a quorum if it is attended by a minimum of 50% (fifty percent) of all Committee members and must be attended by the Committee Chair or Alternate Committee Chair. Meetings can only be held if a quorum is reached.
  5. The Chair chairs committee meetings. If the Chair is unable to attend, the Committee Meeting will be chaired by the Substitute Committee Chair.
  6. The Committee Chair chairs the Capital & Investment Committee Meeting and has voting rights.
  7. The Committee Secretary is responsible for coordinating the organization of Capital & Investment Committee Meetings, including:
    1. Prepare agendas, schedules, and meeting places.
    2. Preparing Meeting Minutes.
    3. Monitor the implementation of meeting decisions.
  8. The Committee’s recommendations and/or decisions are determined by deliberation and consensus by the Chairman and all members of the Committee. In the event that no agreement is reached, the recommendations and/or decisions of the Committee Meeting are considered valid if they are approved by 50% (fifty percent) of the total number of Committee Members who have voting rights + 1 (one) Committee Member including the Committee Chair.
  9. The presence of the President Director and/or Deputy President Director increases the number of Permanent Members with voting rights.

Realization of Meetings and Implementation of Duties of the Capital & Investment Committee in 2023

During 2023, the Capital & Investment Committee has carried out its duties by holding 11 (eleven) meetings with the following details.

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 Thursday, 08 June 2023 Q1 2023 Performance Review & 2023 BRINS KPI Revision
2 Thursday, 08 June 2023 Q1 2023 Performance Review & 2023 BRILIFE KPI Revision
3 Tuesday, June 27 2023 Bank Raya New Business Model Portfolio Transfer Plan
4 Monday, July 24 2023 Discussion of Project Blossom (Development of Subsidiary Companies Operating in the Multifinance Sector).
5 Wednesday, August 2 2023 Performance Review Q2 2023 BRI Finance
6 Wednesday, August 2 2023 Performance Review Q2 2023 BRI Insurance
7 Wednesday, September 20 2023 Arrangement of PA PT Pegadaian
8 Monday, October 09 2023 BRI Group Integrated Governance Parenting Style
9 Friday, October 27 2023 2024 - 2026 Business Plan, 2024 RKAP, and 2024 BRI Finance KPI
10 Friday, October 27 2023 2024 - 2026 Business Plan, 2024 RKAP, and 2024 BVI KPI
11 Friday, October 27 2023 2024 - 2026 Business Plan, 2024 RKAP, and 2024 BRINS KPI

The Credit Policy Committee is a committee at the Head Office whose task is to assist the Board of Directors in formulating BRI credit policies and providing suggestions for improvements to credit policies.

Credit Policy Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Credit Policy Committee refers to the Decree of the Board of Directors NOKEP: 655-DIR/PPM/10/2021 concerning the Credit Policy Committee (KPP) which regulates Organization, Delegates and Attendance, Duties, Authority and Responsibilities, and Work Procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Credit Policy Committee

  1. Provide input to the Board of Directors in the preparation of the Bank Credit Policy (KPB), especially the formulation of prudential principles in credit as regulated in the OJK Guidelines for Preparing Bank Credit Policies (PPKPB).
  2. Supervise the implementation of the Bank Credit Policy (KPB) in a responsible and sustainable manner and formulate alternatives and implementation solutions if there are obstacles.
  3. Conduct periodic reviews of the BRl Bank Credit Policy (KPB) at least once every 3 years.
  4. Carry out an evaluation of:
    1. Correct implementation of the authority to decide on credit or provide funds.
    2. Correctness in carrying out the process of granting credit or providing funds, development and quality of credit given to Parties Related to the Bank and certain large Debtors.
    3. Correct implementation of the provisions on the Legal Lending Limit (LLL).
    4. Compliance with statutory provisions and other regulations in the implementation of credit provision.
    5. Settlement of problem loans in accordance with those stipulated in the Bank Credit Policy (KPB).
    6. Adequate allowance for losses due to credit impairment (CKPN) and write-off reserves.
    7. Certain large debtors and credits on the Special Mention Credit list.
  5. Conduct a study assessing the effectiveness of the credit internal control system.
  6. Submit periodic reports at least once a year and provide input for improvements to the Board of Directors with a copy/copy to the Commissioners regarding:
    1. Results of supervision of the implementation and implementation of the Bank Credit Policy (KPB).
    2. Evaluation results in point 4.
  7. Monitor and evaluate the development and quality of the overall credit or financing portfolio.

The Membership Stucture of the Credit Policy Committee

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Substitute Chair (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Division Head, Credit & Product Risk Policy or Unit that Manages the Credit Policy Function Secretary (Concurrently Permanent Member) -
Director of Risk Management Permanent Member
Director or SEVP according to the relevant field/ supervisor, according to the committee agenda Non-Permanent Members
Director of Compliance Permanent Member -
SEVP Internal Audit Business Unit Permanent Member -
Division Head under the relevant Risk Management Director, adapts to the committee agenda Non-Permanent Members -
Other Division Heads/ Desk Heads, adapt to the committee agenda Non-Permanent Members -

Statement of Independence of the Credit Policy Committee

All members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, nor are they shareholders of the Company, which could affect their ability to act independently; Commissioners, Directors, and employees from companies that have affiliations or business with BRI.

Meetings and Duties Implementation of the Credit Policy Committee In 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. Changes or revisions to the KPB must be discussed first at the meeting. The KKP is obliged to hold a meeting to discuss the final Draft changes or modifications to the KPB before it is forwarded to obtain a decision from the Board of Directors.
  2. The KKP meeting is held in the framework of a meeting to propose the preparation, changes, and revisions of the KPB, as well as related essential and urgent issues that require a quick and immediate response from the Company.
  3. If there is an urgent problem to be discussed within the KKP, the relevant Business Unit can propose to the KKP Secretary to hold a KKP Meeting.
  4. The Main Director chairs the KKP meeting as Chair of the KKP. In the event that the Chair of the KKP is absent, the meeting will be chaired by the Substitute Chair as regulated in Article 2 of this Decree.
  5. Quorum KKP meetings are attended by 2/3 (two-thirds) of all committee members and must be accompanied by the Committee Chair or Substitute Committee Chair.
  6. Any changes to the contents of the BRl KPB that are not material must be carried out circularly to all Directors and then submitted in writing to all KKP members.

Committee Meeting decisions are taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the Committee Meeting is considered valid if it is approved by 50% (fifty percent) of the total number of Committee Members present plus 1 (one) Committee Member.

Realization Of Meetings And Implementation Of Duties Of The Credit Policy Committee In 2023

During 2023, the Credit Policy Committee has carried out its duties by holding 2 (two) meetings with the following details.

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 April 6, 2023
  • Group Limit Exposure
  • Presentation of Covid-19 Restructuring Policy post March 31, 2023
2 August 28, 2023
  • Addition of Risk & Business ranks in the Financial Conglomeration of Directors
  • Addition to the List of Recipients of Decisions from the Delegation of Credit Authority (PDWK) of the Financial Conglomerate of Directors

Information Technology Steering Committee

The Information Technology Steering Committee is a Committee at the Head Office that is responsible for providing direction and recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding information technology planning, governance, development, and operations.

Information Technology Steering Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Information Technology Steering Committee refers to the Directors’ Decree NOKEP: 870-DIR/ PPM/06/2022 concerning the Information Technology Steering Committee and Data Governance Committee, which regulates the objectives, organization, duties, authority, and responsibilities, and work procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Information Technology Steering Committee

The Information Technology Steering Committee has the following responsibilities:

  1. The long-term Information Technology Strategic Plan aligns with the Corporate and Bank Business Plan outlined in BRI’s ITSP.
  2. Formulation of Crucial Information Technology policies, standards, and procedures.
  3. Compatibility between approved Information Technology projects and BRI ITSP.
  4. Suitability of the current technology architecture (baseline) with BRI’s Information Technology architecture targets in supporting business capabilities.
  5. Conformity between the implementation of the Information Technology project and the agreed project plan.
  6. Compatibility between Information Technology and the needs of management information systems and the needs of the Bank’s business activities.
  7. Effectiveness of steps in minimizing risks on Bank investments in the Information Technology sector so that Bank investments in the Information Technology sector contribute to achieving the Bank’s business objectives.
  8. Monitor information technology performance and efforts to improve information technology performance.
  9. Efforts to resolve various problems related to Information Technology that cannot be determined by the Information Technology User and Operator Business Unit effectively, efficiently, and on time.
  10. Adequacy and allocation of resources owned by the Bank.

Membership Structure of the Information Technology Steering Committee

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Digital & Information Technology Chairman
Network & Services Director Subtitute Chairman (Concurrently permanent member)
Department Head, IT Governance Management Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member) -
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
SEVP, Fixed Asset Management & Procurement Permanent member
Division Head, IT Strategy & Governance Permanent member
Division Head, Enterprise Data Management Permanent member
Division Head, Application Management & Operations Permanent member
Division Head, Digital Banking Development & Operation Permanent member
Division Head, IT Infrastructure & Operations Permanent member
Division Head, Information Security Permanent member
Division Head, Operational Risk Permanent member
Division Head, Digital Risk Permanent member
Division Head, Distribution Network Permanent member
Division Head, Service & Contact Center Permanent member
Director or SEVP of Related Fields; or Division Head of Related Fields Non-Permanent member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -

Statement Of Independence Of The Information Technology Steering Committee

All committee members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, and are not shareholders of the Company, which can influence their ability to act independently, Commissioners, Directors, or employees of companies that have affiliations or do business with BRI.

Meetings and Implementation of Duties of The Information Technology Steering Committee in 2022

Meeting Policy

  1. The Information Technology Steering Committee and Data Governance Committee hold regular meetings at least 3 (three) times per year.
  2. The Director of Digital & Information Technology chairs committee meetings. If the Director of Digital & Information Technology cannot attend, the meeting will be chaired by the Alternate Chair as regulated in Articles 3 and 4 of this Decree.
  3. Committee meetings can be held if attended by at least 2/3 (two-thirds) of the Committee Members and attended by the Committee Chair.
  4. Committee Meeting decisions are taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the Committee meeting is considered valid if it is approved by 50% (fifty percent) of the total number of Committee Members (both permanent and non-permanent) present plus 1 (one) vote of the Committee Member.
  5. Coordination of the Information Technology Steering Committee and Data Governance Committee meetings is the responsibility of the Committee Secretary, with duties and responsibilities including:
    1. Prepare and invite the meetings.
    2. Prepare and present meeting materials.
    3. Prepare and distribute Meeting Minutes to Information Technology Steering Committee Members
    4. Monitor the decisions of the Steering Committee, which are followed up in the relevant Business Unit
  6. The presence of the President Director and/or Deputy President Director increases the number of Permanent Members with voting rights.

Realization of Meetings and Implementation of Duties of the Information Technology Steering Committee in 2023

During 2023, the Information Technology Steering Committee carried out its duties by holding 3 (three) meetings, with the following details.

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 April 3, 2023
  1. Application Performance
  2. Plans to increase the capacity of the core banking system host
  3. Collaboration tools
2 October 9, 2023 Approval of upgrades to the AS/400 engine operating system
3 December 27, 2023
  1. IT Strategic Plan Review 2023
  2. IT Resilience Strategy
  3. IT Demand & Budget Posture FY2024

Data Governance Committee

The Data Governance Committee is a forum that provides direction regarding data governance, as well as giving decisions regarding leading issues in data that cannot be resolved at the Data Owners and Data Stewards level and the Data Management Office level.

Data Governance Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Data Governance Committee refers to the Decree of the Board of Directors NOKEP: 870-DIR/ PPM/06/2022 concerning the Information Technology Steering Committee and the Data Governance Committee which regulates the Goals, Organization, Duties, Authorities and Responsibilities, and Work Procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Data Governance Committee

The Data Governance Committee has the following responsibilities:

  1. Fulfilling the data needs of all BRI stakeholders.
  2. Protection of data as a strategic asset of the Company
  3. Implement data policies and standards to enforce a good data management process framework and enterprise data quality.
  4. Protection of the privacy and confidentiality aspects of customer and company data.
  5. Protection from illegal data access, manipulation, and inappropriate use of data and information
  6. Use data effectively and bring value to the Company
  7. Leading issues on data that cannot be resolved at the Data Owner and Data Steward level or the Data Management Function level.

Data Governance Committee Membership Structure

The Data Governance Committee organization consists of:

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Digital & Information Technology Chairman
Network & Services Director Subtitute Chairman (Concurrently a permanent member)
Department Head, Data Strategy & Governance Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member) -
Finance Director Permanent member
Division Head, Enterprise Data Management Permanent member
Directors or SEVP related fields Non-Permanent member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -

Statement Of Independence Of The Data Governance Committee

All committee members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, and are not shareholders of the Company, which can influence their ability to act independently, Commissioners, Directors, or employees of companies that have affiliations or do business with BRI.

Meetings and Implementation of Duties of the Data Governance Committee in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. The Information Technology Steering Committee and Data Governance Committee held regular meetings at least 3 (three) times per year.
  2. The Director of Digital & Information Technology chairs committee meetings. In the event that the Director of Digital & Information Technology cannot attend, the meeting chaired by the Alternate Chair as regulated in Articles 3 and 4 of this Decree.
  3. Committee meetings can be held if attended by at least 2/3 (two-thirds) of the Committee Members and attended by the Committee Chair.
  4. Committee Meeting decisions are taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the Committee meeting is considered valid if it is approved by 50% (fifty percent) of the total number of Committee Members (both permanent and non-permanent) present plus 1 (one) vote of the Committee Member.
  5. Coordination of the Information Technology Steering Committee and Data Governance Committee meetings is the responsibility of the Committee Secretary, with duties and responsibilities including:
    1. Prepare and invite meetings
    2. Prepare and present meeting materials
    3. Prepare and distribute Meeting Minutes to Information Technology Steering Committee Members
    4. Monitor the decisions of the Steering Committee, which are followed up in the relevant Business Unit
  6. The presence of the President Director and/or Deputy President Director increases the number of Permanent Members with voting rights.

Realization and Meetings’ Implementation of Data Governance Committee Duties in 2023

During 2023, the Data Governance Committee carried out its duties by holding 1 (one) meeting, with the following details:

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 November 29, 2023 Update the stewardship matrix data domain party reference

The Human Capital Committee is a Committee at the Head Office that has the authority to determine strategic and operational policies in the field of Human Capital and aims to increase effectiveness, efficiency, and transparency in decision-making in human capital management and improve the quality of human capital management based on the principles of Good Corporate Governance.

Human Capital Committee Organization PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. Consist of:

  1. Human Capital Planning & Policy Field --> HCS
  2. Talent Field --> HCB
  3. Performance Management Field --> HCS
  4. Ethics & Discipline --> HCB
  5. Job Evaluation Field --> PPM/OD

Human Capital Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Human Capital Committee refered to the Directors’ Decree, BRI Directors’ Decree Nokep: 603-DIR/ PPM/03/2023 dated March 29, 2023 concerning the Human Capital Committee of PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. which regulated the objectives, organization, scope and work procedures.

Statement of Independence of the Human Capital Committee

All committee members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, and are not shareholders of the Company, which can influence their ability to act independently, Commissioners, Directors, or employees of companies that have affiliations or do business with BRI.

Meeting Policy

  1. The committee Chair chairs Human Capital Committee meetings. In the event that the Committee Chair is absent, the Human Capital Committee Meeting will be chaired by the Substitute Committee Chair
  2. All members of the Human Capital Committee have the same duties and responsibilities.
  3. Organizing Human Capital Committee meetings is the responsibility of the Committee Secretary, which includes, among other things
    1. Preparing meeting agendas;
    2. Presenting meeting materials;
    3. Preparing Meeting Minutes;
    4. Follow up and/or forward meeting results to the relevant Business Unit as needed.
  4. If there is an important and urgent issue that requires a solution and/or attitude from the Human Capital Committee, the relevant Business Unit can propose to the Committee Secretary to hold a Human Capital Committee Meeting.
  5. A meeting meets a quorum if it is attended by a minimum of 50% (fifty percent) plus 1 (one) of all Committee members and must be attended by the Committee Chair or Alternate Committee Chair.
  6. The Human Capital Committee’s decisions are determined by deliberation and consensus by the members present. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the Human Capital Committee is declared valid and binding if 50% (fifty percent) of the total Committee Members plus 1 (one) Committee Member vote in agreement with the following provisions:
    1. In the event that there are Directors in the Management or Committee Members, the Committee Chair or Substitute Committee Chair and the Human Capital Director vote in favor
    2. In the event that there are no Directors in the Management or Committee Members, the Committee Chair votes in favor.
  7. The Committee’s approval is stated in a document signed by the Chairman and Committee Members present.
  8. In the event that a Human Capital Committee meeting cannot be held, the Human Capital Committee can decide between a Circular Service Note with the approval of the Committee Chair and other Committee Members.
  9. The Human Capital Committee can invite other related parties as resource persons if necessary.
  10. The presence of the President Director and/or Deputy President Director increases the Permanent Members’ voting rights.

Human Capital Committee For Human Capital Planning & Policy

Duties and Responsibilities of the Human Capital Committee for Human Capital Planning & Policy

  1. Determine development strategy priorities and policy direction and improve the quality of BRI’s human capital by referring to the Bank Business Plan (RBB) and BRI Corporate Plan.
  2. Establish strategic policies, career management, and corporate culture in the field of human capital.
  3. Determine the remuneration of the Board of Commissioners and Directors of Subsidiary Companies.

Membership Structure of the Human Capital Committee for Human Capital Planning & Policy

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Alternate Chairman (Concurrently a permanent member)
Division Head Human Capital in charge of Policy Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member)
Director of Human Capital Permanent Member
Directors or SEVP Related fields Non-permanent members
Division Head, Human Capital Strategy function Non-permanent members
Division Head, Human Capital Development function Non-permanent members
Division Head, Human Capital Business Partner function Non-permanent members
Division Head, Corporate Culture Non-permanent members
Division Head, Learning function Non-permanent members

Implementation of the Human Capital Committee for Human Capital Planning & Policy in 2023

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 February 1, 2023 Proposed 2022 Pool Bonus Payments
2 April 3, 2023 Strategic Workface Planning
3 May 8, 2023 Proposed Salary Increase for BRI Employees
4 June 5, 2023 Corporate Title Evaluation
5 June 12, 2023 Human Capital Strategic Issues & Responses
6 November 3, 2023 Determination of Remuneration for Subsidiary Company Commissioners
7 November 21, 2023 Rejuvenation of Conditions for Incompetent Performance Workers

Human Capital Committee for Talent Field

Duties and Responsibilities of the Human Capital Talent Committee

  1. Determining team member transfers, including determining the management of Subsidiary and Affiliated Companies.
  2. Determination of Talent Clusters, including identification and determination of top talent.
  3. Determination of Succession Plans for all positions.
  4. Determination of the Talent Pool based on the Employee’s expertise.
  5. Conduct a Talent Review.

Membership Structure of the Talent Field Human Capital Committee

Talent Field 1 (for Workers with the Corporate Title Senior Executive Vice President, Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President, Vice President and Class I Branch Leaders including Workers who will be assigned as Directors of Subsidiary Companies)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Alternate Chairman (Concurrently a permanent member)
Division Head Human Capital Business Partner Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member) -
All Directors (Talent Committee 1 for Senior Executive Vice President Level Employees) Permanent member
All Directors and SEVP (Talent Committee 1 for Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President level workers including workers who will be assigned as Directors of Subsidiary Companies) Permanent member
Director of Human Capital and Director or SEVP according to the Field/Guardian who will release and the talent is addressed according to the Committee’s discussion (Talent Committee 1 for Vice President Level Workers and Class I Branch Leaders) Permanent member

Talent Field 2 (for level workers with the Corporate Title Assistant Vice President and Senior Manager)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Human Capital Chairman (Concurrently a permanent member)
Division Head, Human Capital Business Partner Secretary
Director or SEVP according to the field/ coach who will release and to whom the talent is directed according to the Committee’s discussion Permanent member

Talent Field 3 (for Workers with the Corporate Title Manager)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Division Head, Human Capital Business Partner Chairman (Concurrently a permanent member)
Team Leader, Human Capital Business Partner in charge of Talent Management Secretary
Department Head, Human Capital Business Partner in charge of Talent Management Permanent member

Talent Field 4 (for position level workers with the Corporate Title Assistant Manager, Officer, and Assistant in Division/Regional Office/KCK/Regional Audit Office Business Unit and Supervision)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Division Head/Regional CEO/ Branch Leader Special/Regional Audit Head Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Regional Human Capital Business Partner Office Center Secretary -
Department Head/ Regional Head/ Regional Assurance Head according to related field/coach, adjust accordingly with the committee agenda Permanent member

Meeting and Implementation of Duties of The Human Capital Committee for Talent in 2023

Talent Committee Total Meetings Meeting and Implementation of Duties
Talent Committee 1 26 times
Talent Committee 2 40 times
Talent Committee 3 126 times
Talent Committee 4 740 times

Human Capital Committee for Performance Management

Duties and Responsibilities of the Human Capital Committee for Performance Management

  1. Determine KPIs for Directorates, Business Unit 1 Level below BOD (including Regional Offices), Branch Offices, Sub-Branch Offices, and BRI Units.
  2. Evaluate the performance challenges of business unit 1 Level below BOD (including Regional Offices).
  3. Evaluate Leader Orientation of Business Unit Leaders 1 Level below BOD (including Regional Offices) and Department Heads at Head Office.

Membership Structure of the Human Capital Committee for Performance Management

Planning Sub Sector 1 (for KPI Directorate, Sub-Directorate, Regional Office, Branch Office, KCP and BRI Unit)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman
Vice Director Alternate Chairman (Concurrently permanent member)
Division Head Planning, Budgeting, & Performance Management Division Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member) -
All Directors or SEVP Permanent member

Meanwhile, Planning Sub-Sector 2 (For KPI Division/Desk/Team BOD-1) is chaired by the Finance Director with Voting Rights.

The Evaluation Sub Sector consists of:

Sub Sector Challenge Evaluation and method Used 1 (for Regional Office Performance, Regional Audit Office and Division/ Desk/Team BOD-1)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Vice Director Alternate Chairman (Concurrently permanent member) -
Division Head Planning, Budgeting, & Performance Management Division Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member)
Division Head Human Capital Strategy & Policy Division Secretary (Concurrently a permanent member)
All Directors or SEVP Permanent member

Meanwhile, the Sub-Sector of Challenge Evaluation and Method Used 2 (For Kanca Performance) is chaired by the CEO.

Sub Sector Leadership Orientation & Individual Performance Predicate 1 (For Leadership Orientation & Performance Predicate of BOD-1 Business Unit Leaders)

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Vice Director Alternate Chairman (Concurrently permanent member)
Division Head Human Capital Strategy & Policy Secretary (concurrently Permanent Member without Voting Rights) -
Division Head, Planning, Budgeting & Performance Management Secretary (concurrently Permanent Member without Voting Rights) -
All Directors or SEVP Permanent member

Leadership Orientation & Individual Performance Predicate Sub-Sector 2 (For Leadership Orientation & Performance Predicate for Corporate Bank Employees 2) is chaired by the Director or SEVP Sector, while Leadership Orientation & Individual Performance Predicate Sub-Sector 3 (For Leadership Orientation & Branch Leader Performance Predicate) is chaired by Regional CEO.

Meeting and Duties’ Implementation of the Human Capital Committee for Performance Management in 2023

No Date Meeting Agenda Meetings
1 February 6, 2023 Implementation of Band 1 Individual Performance Assessment in 2022
2 7 to February 9, 2023 Implementation of Band 2 Individual Performance Assessment in 2022
3 7 to February 10, 2023 Implementation of Individual Performance Assessment for Branch Leaders and Sub-Branch Leaders in 2022

Human Capital Committee for Ethics & Discipline

Duties and Responsibilities of the Human Capital Committee for Ethics & Discipline

Decide cases of Disciplinary Violations by considering the recommendations provided by the Examination Team according to the methods or procedures regulated in the applicable Disciplinary Regulations.

Membership Structure of the Human Capital Committee for Ethics & Discipline

Ethics & Discipline Committee 1 for employees at Corporate Band 1 and Corporate Band 2 levels with Corporate Titles: Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President and Vice President

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
President Director Chairman (Concurrently permanent member) -
Vice Director Substitute Chairman (Concurrently permanent member) -
Division Head, Human Capital Business Partner Secretary -
Director of Human Capital Permanent member
Compliance Director Permanent member
The relevant Director or SEVP Non-Permanent Members

Ethics and Discipline Committee 2 for Corporate Band 3 level employees with Corporate Title: Assistant Vice President and Senior Manager

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Human Capital Chairman (Concurrently permanent member) -
Division Head, Human Capital Business Partner or other designated Band 1 level official Substitute Chairman -
Director/SEVP related fields Permanent member
Director/SEVP Coaching Permanent member

Ethics and Discipline Committee 3 for employees at Corporate Band 5 to Corporate Band 7 with Corporate Titles: Manager, Assistant Manager, Officer and Assistant

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Division Head Human capital Business Partner, Regional CEO, Special Branch Leader, Regional Audit Head Chairman (Concurrently permanent member) -
Department Head Human capital Business Partner Division, Department Head Regional Human capital Business Partner or other appointed official/in charge of Human capital Secretary -
Division Head for related fields, Regional Banking Head for related areas, Regional Internal Audit Deputy Permanent member
Division Head of Responsible Worker, Regional Operation Head, Department Head of Human Capital Business Partner Division Permanent member

Meeting and Implementation of Duties of the Human Capital Committee for Ethics & Discipline in 2023

No Date Agenda Meetings and Implementation of Duties
1 January 30, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
2 February 7, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
3 February 15, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
4 February 28, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
5 March 02, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
6 March 6, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
7 March 17, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
8 April 13, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
9 April 12, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
10 May 10, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
11 May 11, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
12 May 16, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
13 June 27, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
14 July 5, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
15 July 17, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
16 August 3, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
17 August 4, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
18 August 6, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
19 August 16, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
20 September 15, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
21 September 21, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
22 September 27, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
23 September 29, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
24 November 2, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
25 November 13, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
26 November 23, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
27 December 14, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
28 December 21, 2023 D Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee
29 December 29, 2023 Decision of Ethics and Discipline Committee

Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation

Duties and Responsibilities of the Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation

The Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation is responsible for determining Position Classes.

Membership Structure of the Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Finance Chairman
Director of Human Capital Substitute Chairman
Department Head, Organization Development, Planning, Budgeting & Performance Management Division Secretary -
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Division Head, Planning, Budgeting & Performance Management Permanent member
Division Head, Human Capital Strategy & Policy Permanent member

Meeting and Duties Implementation of the Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in 2023

No Date Agenda Meetings and Implementation of Duties
1 February 28, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation Transaction Banking Division
2 March 8, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation Institutional Business Division
3 March 9, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in the context of implementing organizational changes December 2022 Phase 1
4 April 10, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in the context of implementing organizational changes December 2022 Phase 2
5 April 14, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in the context of implementing organizational changes December 2022 Phase 3
6 May 4, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in the Context of Adjusting Job Grades for the Corporate Business Division and Treasury Business Division
7 May 19, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in the context of implementing organizational changes in December 2022 Phase 4
8 June 16, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation Small Business Head and Metro Area Branch Leader
9 August 15, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation in the context of implementing organizational changes in August 2023
10 November 13, 2023 Human Capital Committee for Job Evaluation for Regional Micro Banking Organizations and Special Branch Offices

The Product Committee is a committee at the Head Office which has the task and responsibility of providing decisions on proposals for developing new products and services, developing existing products and services, discontinuing existing products and services, deciding on product and service bundling over the authority of the Director or SEVP for Product Ownership, and provide input and recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding product and service development strategies.

Product Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Product Committee refers to the Decree of the Board of Directors NOKEP: 213-DIR/CDS/06/2021 concerning the Product Committee, which regulates Organization and Work Procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Product Committee

  1. Provide decisions on proposals for developing new products/ services or developing existing products/services above the authority of the Director/SEVP for Product Ownership.
  2. Provide decisions regarding the termination of products/ services that are already running above the authority of the Director/SEVP for Product Ownership.
  3. Provide decisions on bundling products and/or services above the authority of the Director/SEVP for Product Ownership.
  4. Provide input and recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding product and/or service development strategies.

Product Committee Membership Structure

Product Committee 1: Wholesale Segment

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Vice President Director Chairman
Director of Finance Alternate Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Division Head, Corporate Development & Strategy Secretary -
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Network & Services Director Permanent member
Director of Digital & Information Technology Permanent member
SEVP Operations Permanent member
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Permanent member
Director of Institutional & BUMN Relations* Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Treasury & Global Services* Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Corporate Business Non-Permanent Member
Compliance Director Permanent member -
SEVP Internal Audit Business Unit Permanent member -

* There are cross-segment products

Product Committee 1: Non Wholesale Segment

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Vice President Director Chairman
Director of Finance Alternate Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Division Head, Corporate Development & Strategy Secretary -
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Network & Services Director Permanent member
Director of Digital & Information Technology Permanent member
SEVP Operations Permanent member
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Permanent member
Micro Business Director* Non-Permanent Member
Consumer Director Non-Permanent Member
Director of Small and Medium Business* Non-Permanent Member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -
SEVP Internal Audit Business Unit Permanent member -

* There are cross-segment products

Product Committee 2: Wholesale Segment

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Finance Chairman
Director of Risk Management Substitute Chair (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Division Head, Corporate Development & Strategy Secretary -
Director of Institutions & BUMN* Non-Permanent Member
Director of Digital & Information Technology Non-Permanent Member
Network & Services Director Non-Permanent Member
SEVP of Corporate Business Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Treasury & Global Services* Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Operations Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Non-Permanent Member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -
SEVP Internal Audit Business Unit Permanent member -

* There are cross-segment products

Product Committee 2: Non Wholesale Segment

Membership Structures Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Director of Finance Chairman
Director of Risk Management Alternate Chairman (Concurrently Permanent Member)
Division Head, Corporate Development & Strategy Secretary -
Director of Institutions & BUMN* Non-Permanent Member
Director of Digital & Information Technology Non-Permanent Member
Network & Services Director Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Corporate Business Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Treasury & Global Services* Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Operations Non-Permanent Member
SEVP Change Management & Transformation Office Non-Permanent Member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -
SEVP Internal Audit Business Unit Permanent member -

* There are cross-segment products

Statement of Product Committee Independence

All members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, and are not shareholders of the Company, which could affect their ability to act independently; Commissioners, Directors, and employees from companies that have affiliations or business with BRI.

Meeting and Implementation of Duties of the Product Committee in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. Product Committee meetings are held periodically at least 1 (once) time every 6 (six) months or in accordance with business needs and developments.
  2. Meetings outside regular meetings can be held with the following criteria:
    1. A significant change in business conditions requires rapid and immediate product development or discontinuation.
    2. Regulatory changes occur that require a response in product development or product discontinuation quickly and immediately.
    3. Other factors that cause the Board of Directors to decide to hold a Product Committee Meeting.
  3. The chair of the Product Committee chairs Product Committee meetings.
  4. If a Product Committee Member is absent, the duties and authority of the Product Committee Member are replaced by a Substitute Director under the applicable Decree. The Substitute Director has two capacities in the Product Committee: Substitute Director and Member of the Product Committee in making decisions.
  5. Product Committee meetings can be held if attended by the Chair of the Committee and attended by Members with Voting Rights with the following criteria:
    No Product Committee Attendance Requirements Criteria
    1 Product Committee 1 Minimum 3 (three) Members with Voting Rights
    2 Product Committee 2 Minimum 2 (two) Members with Voting Rights

    * From the Members with Voting Rights present, there is a minimum of 1 (one) Director

  6. Committee Meeting decisions are taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the Committee Meeting is deemed valid with the approval of 50% (fifty percent) of the total Committee Members who have Voting Rights plus 1 (one) Committee Member, including the Committee Chair.
  7. Coordination of the organization of Product Committee Meetings is the responsibility of the Committee Secretary.
  8. If a Product Committee meeting cannot be held, the Product Committee can make a decision through a Circular Service Note with the approval of the Committee Chair and other Committee Members. The Secretary of the Product Committee carries out the decision-making process through Circular Service Notes.
  9. Minutes of the Product Committee Meeting are signed by the Product Committee Secretary and the Chair of the Product Committee and submitted to all SEVP Directors and Business Unit at BRI Head Office related to the Product Committee decision in question.

Realization of Meetings and Implementation of Duties of the Product Committee in 2023

No Date Meeting agenda Meetings
1 February 16, 2023 Evaluation of Stage 1 Rollout and Kupedes Rollout Applications throughout Indonesia up to. Rp500 Million
2 March 2, 2023
  1. Proposed Integration of Pawn Agent Features in BRILink Mobile
  2. Update on Internet Banking Web Closing
3 March 30, 2023
  1. Progress Update of Product Committee Follow-up
  2. Evaluation of Savings Products
  3. Proposed Bailout Credit (Same Day Bailout & Special Bailout Feature)*
4 June 27, 2023 Sabrina 3.0
5 July 24, 2023
  1. Progress Update of Product Committee Follow-up
  2. Proposed Development of Gold Investment Features at BRImo
  3. Proposed BRImo Epayment Development
6 November 20, 2023 Debit Contactless
7 November 22, 2023
  1. Ceria Product Review (CDD).
  2. Product Evaluation Monitoring Report (LMEP) 2023 and List of Bank Product Development Plans (RPPB) 2024.

The Goods and Services Procurement Committee is a committee at the Head Office that has the duty and authority to evaluate and make decisions on requests for the results of a procurement with a specific value.

Charter of the Goods and Services Procurement Committee

In carrying out its duties, the Goods and Services Procurement Committee refers to the Directors’ Decree NOKEP: 656-DIR/ PPM/10/2021 concerning the Goods and Services Procurement Committee which regulates the Organization, Duties, Authority and Responsibilities, as well as Work Procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Goods and Services Procurement Committee

  1. Carry out procurement decisions in a professional, honest, responsible, objective, accountable, and thorough manner.
  2. Avoid conflicts of interest in granting procurement approval.
  3. Evaluate and provide input on the proposed procurement.
  4. Give a decision to approve or reject the procurement according to the limits of their authority if it is held through a Committee meeting.
  5. Provide procurement decisions through:
    1. Minutes of Directors’ Meetings, or
    2. Procurement Committee Meeting Minutes or
    3. Circular Service Note.

Membership Structure of the Goods & Services Procurement Committee

Procurement Committee I (Procurement Value > Rp200 Billion)

Membership Structures¹ Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Vice President Director Chairman
Division Head, Procurement & Logistics Operation or Procurement Function Management Business Unit Secretary
Director of Finance Permanent member
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Director/SEVP User² Permanent member
SEVP AT Management and Procurement Permanent member
Director of Compliance Permanent member -
Relevant Director/SEVP³ Non-Permanent Member

Procurement Committee II (Procurement Value > Rp100 Billion To Rp200 Billion)

Membership Structures¹ Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
Vice Director Chairman
Division Head, Procurement & Logistics Operation or Procurement Function Management Business Unit Secretary
Director of Finance Permanent member
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Director/SEVP User² Permanent member
SEVP AT Management and Procurement Permanent member
Relevant Director/SEVP³ Non-Permanent Member

Procurement Committee III (Procurement Value > Rp30 Billion to Rp100 Billion)

Membership Structures¹ Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
SEVP Fixed Asset Management and Procurement Chairman
Division Head, Procurement & Logistics Operations or Procurement Function Management Business Unit Secretary
Director of Risk Management Permanent member
Director/SEVP User² Permanent member
Relevant Director/SEVP³ Non-Permanent Member

Procurement Committee IV (Procurement Value > RP7.5 Billion to RP30 Billion)

Membership Structures¹ Position Voting Rights Membership Structure
SEVP Fixed Asset Management and Procurement Chairman
Division Head, Procurement & Logistics Operations or Procurement Function Management Business Unit Secretary
Director/SEVP User² Permanent member
Relevant Director/SEVP³ Non-Permanent Member

Notes:
1) In their position or as a substitute official
2) If the Director of Compliance or SEVP in charge of Internal Audit acts as a User, the official authorized to provide approval is the Director of Risk Management.
3) Director or SEVP of the relevant Division/Business Unit Supervisor according to the type of procurement object.

Statement of Independence of the Goods & Services Procurement Committee

All committee members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders. They are not shareholders of the Company, which could affect their ability to act independently; Commissioners, Directors, and employees from companies with affiliations or business with BRI.

Meetings and Duties Implementation of the Goods & Services Procurement Committee in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. The Procurement Committee’s decision is taken at the Procurement Committee meeting. Procurement Committee meetings are held with the relevant Procurement Business Unit facilitator at the Head Office or other places.
  2. The decision of the Procurement Committee is taken unanimously and is considered approved if all Committee Members with voting rights who are present or representing them agree.
  3. If a Procurement Committee Member is absent, the duties and authority of the Procurement Committee Member are replaced by a Substitute Director or SEVP in accordance with the Substitute Director’s Decree. The Substitute Director or SEVP can act in the Committee in two capacities, namely as a Substitute Officer and in his capacity as a Member of the Goods and Services Procurement Committee.
  4. If a Procurement Committee meeting cannot be held, the Procurement Committee can make a decision through a Circular Service Note with the approval of the Committee Chair and other Committee Members.
  5. If the Board of Directors has decided the procurement of goods and services through a Board of Directors Meeting, the decision in question is equated with the conclusion of the Goods and Services Procurement Committee as evidenced by the Minutes of the Board of Directors’ Meeting.
  6. The duties and responsibilities of the facilitator for Procurement Committee meetings are carried out by the Secretary of the Procurement Committee, including:
    1. Coordinate the preparation of Committee meeting materials.
    2. Prepare meeting agendas, schedules, and meeting places.
    3. Carrying out correspondence, document reproduction, and committee document archiving functions.
    4. Prepare minutes of meetings and minutes of the Goods and Services Procurement Committee.
    5. Distribute Committee decisions to be followed up by related Business Unit.

Realization of Meetings and Duties Implementation of the Goods and Services Procurement Committee in 2023

Procurement Committee Procurement Value (Rp,-) Amount of Procurement Realization of Meetings and Implementation of the Tasks
Procurement Committee I 1,809,170,116,000 3
Procurement Committee II 789,692,437,000 6
Procurement Committee III 2,235,127,346,395 43
Procurement Committee IV 2,660,121,741,828 168

The Project Management Office Steering Committee is a committee at the Head Office. The Business Unit is tasked with conducting studies and establishing rules as well as monitoring project stages starting from planning and implementation to evaluation of strategic project management based on specific criteria, as well as providing support to the processes, systems, and human resources that carry out the strategic project in question.

Project Management Office Steering Committee Charter

In carrying out its duties, the Project Management Office Steering Committee refers to the Directors’ Decree NOKEP: B.869-DIR/PPM/06/2022 concerning the Project Management Office Steering Committee which regulates the Organization and Work Procedures.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Project Management Office Steering Committee

  1. Provide direction at the corporate level regarding project strategy at BRI.
  2. Make decisions on proposals to resolve problems in project management that the division head of the project management office needs help deciding on.
  3. Decide on the proposed budget reallocation between projects as stated in the Project Work Plan and then be guided by the applicable provisions.
  4. Make decisions on matters that have yet to be regulated in the Project Management Implementation Guidelines (PP PM).
  5. Approve and ratify the proposed project after the Company Budget Work Plan (RKAP) has received approval.
  6. Provide direction and decisions regarding accelerated project completion.
  7. Establish criteria for projects monitored by the Project Management Office (PMO).
  8. Decide which projects are included and which are excluded from PMO Monitoring.
  9. Determine project prioritization to be implemented by the Project Owner Business Unit and Project Support Business Unit.
  10. Provide decisions related to projects, including approving, changing, or canceling project plans and implementation.
  11. Provide direction on the results of the Post Implementation Review (PIR), which has been carried out as part of the lessons learned in the implementation of the next project.

Project Management Office Steering Committee Membership Structure

Membership Structures Position Membership Structure
Main Director/Deputy Director Chairman
SEVP CMT (concurrently as Permanent Member with Voting Rights) Substitute Chairman
Division Head PMO (concurrently as Permanent Member without Voting Rights) Secretary
Director of Digital & Information Technology Permanent Member with Voting Rights
Director of Risk Management Permanent Member with Voting Rights
Finance Director Permanent Member with Voting Rights
Director of Network & Services Permanent Member with Voting Rights
Director or SEVP for Project Owner Non-Permanent Member
Director or SEVP of Project Support Non-Permanent Member
Project Owner Business Unit Leader Non-Permanent Member
Project Support Business Unit Leader Non-Permanent Member Non-Permanent Member

Statement of Independence of Project Management Office Steering Committee

All members have no affiliation with other Directors, Commissioners, or Controlling Shareholders, and are not shareholders of the Company, which can influence their ability to act independently; commissioners, directors, or employees of companies that have affiliations or do business with BRI.

Meeting and Duties Implementation of Project Management Office Steering Committee in 2023

Meeting Policy

  1. PMO SC meetings held periodically at least 3 (three) times per year.
  2. Meetings outside of regular meetings can be held with the following criteria:
    1. Significant changes in business conditions require rapid and immediate changes regarding project implementation or project termination.
    2. Regulatory changes require a quick and immediate response from the organization, especially in project implementation or project termination.
    3. Some conditions encourage the holding of a PMO SC Meeting.
  3. The PMO SC meeting is chaired by the Main Director/Deputy Main Director as Chair of the PMO SC. If the President Director/Deputy President Director is unable to attend, the position at the meeting as Chair of the SC PMO can be replaced by an Alternate Chair.
  4. The presence of Members with Voting Rights at the PMO SC Meeting cannot be represented. If a Member with Voting Rights is unable to attend, his position at the meeting can be replaced by a Substitute Director following applicable regulations.
  5. PMO SC meetings can be held if attended by the Chair of the Committee and attended by a minimum of 3 (three) Members with Voting Rights. Of the 3 (three) Committee Members with Voting Rights present, there is at least 1 (one) Director.
  6. Committee Meeting decisions are taken by deliberation and consensus. In the event that no agreement is reached, the decision of the Committee Meeting is considered valid if it is approved by 50% (fifty percent) of the total Committee Members who have voting rights plus 1 (one) Committee Member, including the Committee Chair.
  7. Decisions in PMO SC meetings were documented in the PMO SC Minutes.
  8. Duties and responsibilities of the Committee Secretary include:
    1. Coordinate the preparation of committee meeting materials.
    2. Prepare meeting agendas, schedules, and meeting places.
    3. Carrying out correspondence, document reproduction, and committee document archiving functions.
    4. Prepare Minutes of Committee Meetings and Minutes.
    5. Distribute Committee decisions for follow-up to relevant Business Unit.

Realization of Meetings and Duties Implementation of Project Management Office Steering Committee in 2023

During 2023, the Project Management Office Steering Committee carried out its duties by holding 3 (three) meetings, with the following details:

No Date Meeting Agenda Realization of Meetings and Implementation of the Tasks
1 Thursday, April 06, 2023
  1. Portfolio Highlights
  2. Moonshot Update
  3. Brivolution 2.0 Value Tracking
  4. Determination of Commitments and Decisions by all PMO SC Members present.
2 Thursday, November 23, 2023 Presentation of Preventive Action Business and Operational material Determination of Commitments and Decisions by all PMO SC Members present
3 Monday, November 27, 2023
  1. Strategic Initiative Portfolio - update October 2023
  2. Transformation Effectiveness Assessment
  3. Post Implementation Review
  4. Progress Update: Migration of Population Identification Numbers as Taxpayer Identification Numbers

Determination of Commitments and Decisions by all PMO SC Members present.