Indonesia Eximbank is a special institution (sui generis) which is not adhere to the laws and regulations on banking, State Owned Enterprise, financing institution or financing company, and insurance business.
The role of Indonesia Eximbank is to support national export programs through National Export Financing.
The scope of work of the Indonesia Eximbank in facilitating National Export Financing extends from financing to guarantee and insurance. Indonesia Eximbank can provide its National Export Financing under the frameworks of both conventional financing or sharia-based financing.
As a Government agent, Indonesia Eximbank is charged with the responsibility to counseling and consultation services to Banks, Financial Institutions, Exporters, export goods producers, especially micro-scale, small-scale, medium-scale enterprises and cooperatives.
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Indonesian Export Financing Institution – Indonesia Eximbank
Objective
Supporting the government policy on motivating the national export program
Function
Supporting the national export program through the National Export Financing
Duties
Providing the assistance in the framework of export in the form of financing in the framework of producing goods and services and/or other businesses that support exports.
Providing financing for the transactions or projects that cannot be financed by the banks but have the prospects (non-bankable but feasible) to increase the national exports; and
Helping cope with the obstacles faced by the banks or the financial institutions in providing financing for the exporters who are commercially potential and/or important in Indonesia’s economic development, Security and Insurance for development.
Authority
Establishing the National Export Financing scheme;
Restructuring the National Export Financing;
Reinsuring the insurance that has been conducted; and
Carrying out the capital participation at the approval of the Minister.
Capital
The initial capital of the LPEI is established in the amount of at least Rp 4,000,000,000,000 (four trillion rupiah).
The capital constitutes the state assets that are separable and are not divided into shares.
If the capital of the LPEI is less than Rp 4,000,000,000,000 (four trillion rupiah), the government shall cover the deficit with the fund from the State Budget based on the prevailing mechanism.
Funding Sources
Issuance of bonds;
Short-, medium- and long-term loans that originate from:
Foreign governments;
Multilateral institutions;
Domestic and overseas banks and financial and financing institutions; and
Government; and/or
Donations
Fund placement by Bank Indonesia
Fund Placement
Bonds issued by the government;
Bank Indonesia Promissory Notes (SBI);
Bonds issued by donor countries and multilateral financial institutions;
Savings in rupiah or foreign exchanges in Bank Indonesia; and
Savings in the domestic and overseas banks.
Loans or Donations
The government may provide loans or donations for the LPEI in accordance with the requirements stated or established in the Law on the State Budget.
9. Supervision and Control
Indonesia Eximbank is supervised and controlled by the Minister.
10. Dissolution
Indonesia Eximbank can only be dissolved by means of the law.
Indonesia Eximbank cannot be declared bankrupt based on the Law on Bankruptcy.
Financing
Indonesia Eximbank provided financing (working capital and/or investment financing) either conventionally or based on the sharia principle for the business entities, including those in the form of legal entities or otherwise, and individuals domiciled within or outside the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.
Security
The security for the Indonesian exporters for the payment received from the buyers of goods and/or services overseas;
The security for the importers of Indonesian goods and services overseas for the payment that has been made or that will be made to the Indonesian exporters for the financing of export contracts for the sales of goods and/or services of for the completion of the work or services carried out by an Indonesian company;
The security for the bank that is a partner in providing the financing for the export transactions that has been provided for the Indonesian exporters; and/or
The security in the framework bidding in connection with the project implementation that is wholly or partly constitutes the activities that support export.
Insurance
Insurance for the risk of export failure;
Insurance for the risk of payment failure;
Insurance for the investment made by Indonesian companies overseas; and/or
Insurance for the political risks in a country, which is an export destination
Lex Specialis
In carrying out its activities for financing, security and insurance, the LPEI is subject to this law and its implementation directives.
This law is lex specialis against the legislation that regulates the banking matters, insurance businesses, non-bank financial institutions, state enterprises, limited liability companies and bankruptcy. In carrying out its business activities, the LPEI is subject to the material regulations on Financing, Security, and Insurance as regulated in Chapter Thirteen of the Third Book of the Civil Code on borrowing and lending matters. Chapter Seventeen of the Third Book of the Civil Code on debt handling, and Chapter Nineteen of the First Book of the Commercial Code on insurance or liabilities in general.
Qualifications
Should you meet the requirements, please apply online via our website below at link code.
CB--SME--SB--CB
CR--UIA--RA--SEC
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Objective
Supporting the government policy on motivating the national export program
Function
Supporting the national export program through the National Export Financing
Duties
Providing the assistance in the framework of export in the form of financing in the framework of producing goods and services and/or other businesses that support exports.
Providing financing for the transactions or projects that cannot be financed by the banks but have the prospects (non-bankable but feasible) to increase the national exports; and
Helping cope with the obstacles faced by the banks or the financial institutions in providing financing for the exporters who are commercially potential and/or important in Indonesia’s economic development, Security and Insurance for development.
Authority
Establishing the National Export Financing scheme;
Restructuring the National Export Financing;
Reinsuring the insurance that has been conducted; and
Carrying out the capital participation at the approval of the Minister.
Capital
The initial capital of the LPEI is established in the amount of at least Rp 4,000,000,000,000 (four trillion rupiah).
The capital constitutes the state assets that are separable and are not divided into shares.
If the capital of the LPEI is less than Rp 4,000,000,000,000 (four trillion rupiah), the government shall cover the deficit with the fund from the State Budget based on the prevailing mechanism.
Funding Sources
Issuance of bonds;
Short-, medium- and long-term loans that originate from:
Foreign governments;
Multilateral institutions;
Domestic and overseas banks and financial and financing institutions; and
Government; and/or
Donations
Fund placement by Bank Indonesia
Fund Placement
Bonds issued by the government;
Bank Indonesia Promissory Notes (SBI);
Bonds issued by donor countries and multilateral financial institutions;
Savings in rupiah or foreign exchanges in Bank Indonesia; and
Savings in the domestic and overseas banks.
Loans or Donations
The government may provide loans or donations for the LPEI in accordance with the requirements stated or established in the Law on the State Budget.
9. Supervision and Control
Indonesia Eximbank is supervised and controlled by the Minister.
10. Dissolution
Indonesia Eximbank can only be dissolved by means of the law.
Indonesia Eximbank cannot be declared bankrupt based on the Law on Bankruptcy.
Financing
Indonesia Eximbank provided financing (working capital and/or investment financing) either conventionally or based on the sharia principle for the business entities, including those in the form of legal entities or otherwise, and individuals domiciled within or outside the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.
Security
The security for the Indonesian exporters for the payment received from the buyers of goods and/or services overseas;
The security for the importers of Indonesian goods and services overseas for the payment that has been made or that will be made to the Indonesian exporters for the financing of export contracts for the sales of goods and/or services of for the completion of the work or services carried out by an Indonesian company;
The security for the bank that is a partner in providing the financing for the export transactions that has been provided for the Indonesian exporters; and/or
The security in the framework bidding in connection with the project implementation that is wholly or partly constitutes the activities that support export.
Insurance
Insurance for the risk of export failure;
Insurance for the risk of payment failure;
Insurance for the investment made by Indonesian companies overseas; and/or
Insurance for the political risks in a country, which is an export destination
Lex Specialis
In carrying out its activities for financing, security and insurance, the LPEI is subject to this law and its implementation directives.
This law is lex specialis against the legislation that regulates the banking matters, insurance businesses, non-bank financial institutions, state enterprises, limited liability companies and bankruptcy. In carrying out its business activities, the LPEI is subject to the material regulations on Financing, Security, and Insurance as regulated in Chapter Thirteen of the Third Book of the Civil Code on borrowing and lending matters. Chapter Seventeen of the Third Book of the Civil Code on debt handling, and Chapter Nineteen of the First Book of the Commercial Code on insurance or liabilities in general.
- Relationship Manager for Corporate Banking (CB)
- Relationship Manager for Small Medium Enterprise (SME)
- Relationship Manager for Sharia Banking (SB)
- Relationship Manager for Credit Guarantee (CB)
- Relationship Manager for Credit Restructuring (CR)
- Underwriter/ Insurance Analyst (UIA)
- Risk Analyst (RA)
- Secretary (SEC)
Qualifications
- Min. S1 from reputable university with GPA min. 2.80 with maximum ages 35 (1-7)
- Min. 3 years experiences as Account Officer/ RM in Corporate Banking or SME or Sharia or Insurance or Credit Restructuring (1-7)
- Preferably graduated from Officer Development Program (ODP) or Management Trainee Program (MDP) from reputable bank (1-7)
- Good knowledge in Credit Analysis, Trade Finance and Treasury (1-7)
- Capable in financial spreadsheet using Excel (1-7)
- Strong sales drive and network (1-5)
- Excellent English and Computer literate (1-8)
- Good knowledge in Guarantee Products (4) .
- Female with maximum ages 30 (8)
- D3 Secretarial, preferably S1 from reputable university with GPA min. 2.80 (8)
- Min. 3 years experiences in secretarial and protocol duties (8)
Should you meet the requirements, please apply online via our website below at link code.
CB--SME--SB--CB
CR--UIA--RA--SEC
