PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero)

Assessment year: 2018

Total score 
2 out of 5
Awareness, understanding and intent 
2 out of 5
Commodity 
1 out of 5
Scope 
1 out of 5
Implementation, monitoring and reporting 
3 out of 5

Assessment year: 2017

Total score 
2 out of 5
Awareness, understanding and intent 
2 out of 5
Commodity 
1 out of 5
Scope 
2 out of 5
Implementation, monitoring and reporting 
2 out of 5

Assessment year: 2016

Total score 
3 out of 5
Overall forest policy 
2 out of 5
Policy strength 
3 out of 5
Reporting and transparency 
4 out of 5
Financial institution type 
Bank
HQ 
Indonesia

Collective commitments

Banking Environment Initiative member
No
New York Declaration on Forests signatory
No

150 Financial institutions

Investors and lenders need to adopt and implement environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria that ensure their investments are not funding deforestation. For analysis of how the financial sector is performing click here.

This assessment has been carried out following the assessment methodology developed for the Forest 500 project.

Profile 

Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) are an Indonesian state-owned bank primarily serving small and medium enterprises. Their services include corporate finance, commercial and retail banking, treasury services, capital markets and insurance. As of 2017, BRI’s total assets amount to more than 1000 trillion IDR with more than 670 trillion IDR worth of loans. BRI are a top financier in Indonesia, an important forest jurisdiction in terms of tropical forest cover and agricultural commodity production and trading.

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Score
2 out of 5

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