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Compas Bank

Compas Bank, established in 1994, is a private commercial bank headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia. It has grown into a key player in the Indonesian banking market, offering a comprehensive range of retail, corporate, and SME banking services combined with robust digital solutions. The bank’s mission is to deliver customer‑centric financial services while promoting sustainable development and financial inclusion.

1. Company Background

1.1 Founding & Structure

  • Founded: 1994
  • Headquarters: Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Legal Form: Private commercial bank (Badan Usaha Milik Negara – BUMN not applicable)
  • Board of Directors: 12 members; Chairperson – Mr. A. Wijaya; CEO – Ms. Siti Hartati
  • Stock Exchange: Listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) under ticker COMPAS

1.2 Strategic Vision

Compas Bank aims to be a “digital‑first, SME‑oriented financial institution” by 2030, focusing on customer experience, fintech integration, and sustainable financing.

2. Core Services

2.1 Retail Banking

Product Description
Savings AccountsRegular, fixed‑term, youth schemes – competitive rates
Current AccountsOverdrafts, debit cards, unlimited transactions
Personal LoansShort‑term credit for personal expenses, vehicles, home improvement
MortgagesLong‑term home loans – flexible repayment plans
Credit CardsVisa & Mastercard – rewards, cashback, travel perks

2.2 Corporate Banking

ServiceKey Features
Corporate LoansWorking capital, term, project, syndicated loans
Trade FinanceLetters of credit, documentary collections, supply‑chain finance
Cash ManagementAutomated clearing, real‑time settlement, treasury solutions
FX ServicesSpot & forward contracts, hedging tools, foreign currency accounts

2.3 SME Banking

ProductHighlights
SME Credit FacilityCollateral flexibility, low documentation
Digital PaymentsPOS terminals, e‑commerce gateways, mobile payments
Financial AdvisoryBusiness planning, market analysis, financial modeling

2.4 Digital & Wealth Management

Compas Bank’s digital ecosystem includes a fully functional internet portal, mobile app, AI‑powered budgeting tools, and open‑banking APIs. Wealth management offers investment advisory, private banking, and insurance products.

3. Financial Highlights (FY 2023)

3.1 Capital & Asset Quality

CET1 ratio: 15.3% Tier 1 ratio: 18.2% Total Capital Ratio: 21.0%

Non‑performing loans: 0.9% of total loans.

3.2 Profitability

Net interest margin: 2.6% ROA: 1.2% ROE: 10.8%

3.3 Revenue Segments

  • Retail: 38% of total revenue
  • Corporate: 28%
  • SME: 18%
  • Digital & Wealth: 16%

4. ESG & CSR Initiatives

4.1 Green Financing

Green loan portfolio represents 12% of total lending – includes renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and low‑carbon infrastructure projects.

4.2 Financial Inclusion

Compas Bank partners with micro‑finance institutions to extend services to 200,000+ underserved rural households.

4.3 Corporate Social Responsibility

Annual initiatives: digital literacy programs, pro‑bono financial advisory, disaster‑relief micro‑credit schemes.

5. Governance & Compliance

  • Board of Directors – 12 members, independent audits by Sigma Audit
  • Risk Management – independent committee with quarterly risk reports to IDX and BSI
  • Regulatory bodies: Bank Indonesia (BI), Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), OJK
  • Compliance Framework: Basel III, BSI Guidelines, IDX Disclosure Rules, OJK Consumer Protection

6. Future Outlook

Compas Bank is investing in AI‑based risk scoring, 5G‑enabled mobile banking, and green‑bond issuance to support Indonesia’s Sustainable Development Goals. Target growth: 12% annual revenue with a 2% expansion in SME lending by 2025.

7. Additional Resources

8. Bibliography

  1. Bank Indonesia Annual Report 2023
  2. Compas Bank FY 2023 Financial Statements
  3. OJK Regulatory Guidelines 2023
  4. Basel Committee on Banking Supervision – Basel III Handbook
  5. ISO 27001 – Information Security Management Systems
  6. Compas Bank Sustainability Report 2023
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References & Further Reading

Sources

The following sources were referenced in the creation of this article. Citations are formatted according to MLA (Modern Language Association) style.

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    "Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)." idx.co.id, https://www.idx.co.id. Accessed 20 Feb. 2026.
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    "Bank Indonesia (BSI)." bsi.go.id, https://www.bsi.go.id. Accessed 20 Feb. 2026.
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    "OJK – Financial Regulatory Authority." ojk.go.id, https://www.ojk.go.id. Accessed 20 Feb. 2026.
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