JAKARTA – PT Bank Victoria International Tbk (BVIC) channelled financing worth IDR 15.41 trillion in H1 2022, IDR 631 billion higher than the number recorded in December 2021 of IDR 14.78 trillion.
In the Financial Statement H1 2022 quoted today (19/7), Rusli, Vice President Director of Bank Victoria, mentioned that for third parties, the distributed credits include fixed loans of IDR 8.72 trillion, fixed loans with instalments of IDR 4.70 trillion, overdraft loans of IDR 1.56 trillion, sharia loans of IDR 451.39 billion, consumer loans of IDR 158.33 billion, and multipurpose loans of IDR 39.57 billion.
Furthermore, collectability-wise, its non-performing credit shrank to IDR 571.14 billion from the previous IDR 975.84 billion. Likewise, the restructured loans decreased from IDR 5.82 trillion to IDR 5.06 trillion.
Bank Victoria reported third-party funds of IDR 18.08 trillion, barely shifting from the same period last year. However, temporary syirkah funds were depleted from IDR 1.23 trillion to IDR 888.47 trillion. (LK/ZH)