PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BRI) has once again recorded an achievement in international rankings by being included in the list of “World’s Most Trustworthy Companies 2024” released by the latest global level Newsweek magazine based in New York, USA. This policy establishes BRI’s commitment to maintaining trust and integrity as one of the world’s leading financial institutions. See also: looking at Sustainable Finance, BRI implements ESG the latest list released by Newsweek and Statista is based on an assessment of global companies involved in terms of customer, colleague and investor confidence in the quality of products and services produced, performance in terms of colleague salaries and strong impressions. In the previous year, this list represented 1,000 companies worldwide, coming from 20 countries and 23 different industries.
The assessment is based on a survey of 70,000 participants and 230 thousand evaluations from customers, investors and employees. Also read: sustainable sector loans amounting to Rp793.6 trillion, BRI portfolio in line with international ESG standards BRI President Director Sunarso reported his income from this purchase. “We are honored to be recognized as one of the leading companies in the world.
This achievement is the result of the hard work of all brilliant people (BRI employees) who are always committed to providing the best service and realizing transparency and integrity in every operational and business activity of the company, ” he explained. Read also: BRI-Managed Funds Investment Management grew 32.39 percent until August 2024 Sunarso added that this policy is a motivation for BRI to continue to increase its commitment to building a stronger and more sustainable banking ecosystem, both in Indonesia and on the global stage. “BRI will continue to improve service innovation, improve transaction security, and support sustainable economic development in Indonesia,” he added. “With this achievement, BRI further strengthens its position as a company that not only excels in performance, but also maintains the trust that has been given by all stakeholders, ranging from customers, workers to investors through the practice of implementing good corporate governance,” concluded Sunarso.