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The Indonesian financial services market has enormous potential. However, financial institutions face increasing regulation, growing risk considerations, disruptive technologies, shrinking margins, and rising cost levels. All are challenges to growth. Sophisticated strategies and solutions will be required for financial institutions to gain a competitive edge. PwC professionals assist many of today's largest financial services firms with their most challenging issues in every segment of the financial industry: consumer/retail banking, commercial banking, multi-finance, securitisation, capital markets, insurance, investment management, broker/dealer and real estate.
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Do you know how large PwC Indonesia’s family is? It consists of more than 2,000 people, including a market leading financial services practice. We create meaningful value for our clients that have helped our people create a unique career experience. With this, all of our service areas in financial services are
Do you know how large PwC Indonesia’s family is? It consists of more than 2,000 people, including a market leading financial services practice.
We create meaningful value for our clients that have helped our people create a unique career experience. With this, all of our service areas in financial services are experiencing growth! How would you like to be part of this growth?
Let’s meet some of the team and learn more!
Sustainable FinanceFinancial institutions can no longer avoid sustainability issues, as such issues might affect their portfolios, financial risks, and performance. Regulators have also scrutinized these issues and established regulatory requirements to mitigate exposure to such risks and maintain the nation’sfinancial stability.
As lenders and investors, financial institutions should ensure that capital flows toward a more sustainable economic environment and contributes to lower carbon emissions.Therefore, financial institutions should not only view sustainability as a commitment but also integrate it into corporate strategy, governance, products, risk management, reporting, and controlling processes.
Considering that sustainability is relatively new to the industry, market and regulatory developments continue to evolve. This requires industry players, including financial institutions, to continually assess their own capabilities and strategies to adapt to these changes and act accordingly. In this case, PwC can help financial institutions implement sustainability and comply with the regulatory requirements.