Key View: In the short term, Indonesia's banking and financial services sector will face considerable disruption owing to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. A resurgence in cases in Q320 has led to the reimposition of some lockdown conditions, further undermining consumer and investor confidence, and potentially deepening the 2020 recession. As a result, we expect subdued loan demand in the banking sector, as well as a rise in the non-performing loan ratio as job losses mount. Weaker demand is also expected in the insurance and investment sectors, particularly in light of stock market volatility. We highlight, however, that regulatory oversight has improved over recent years and the market is well situated to withstand the short-term downturn.
Table of Contents
- Key Industry View
- Banking Industry Risk Indicator
- SWOT
- Banking & Financial Services SWOT
- Banking
- Banking Snapshot
- Indonesia's Banking Sector Risks Set To Rise As Covid-19 Continues To Bite
- Forecast Tables
Competitive Landscape
- Regulatory Environment
- Insurance
- Insurance Snapshot
Competitive Landscape
- Regulatory Environment
- Asset Management
- Asset Management Snapshot
Competitive Landscape
- Regulatory Environment
- Stock Exchanges
- Stock Exchanges Snapshot
Competitive Landscape
- Regulatory Environment
- Macroeconomic Overview
- Indonesia Faces Limited Recovery Prospects As Covid-19 Rages On
- Macroeconomic Forecasts
- Household Income Forecasts
- Indonesia Demographic Outlook
- Banking & Financial Services Methodology
- Banking Industry Risk Indicator Methodology