ANZ towers in Indonesia
(21 July 2008 – Indonesia) ANZ has opened its ANZ Tower in Indonesia, a new office block and flagship branch in the central business district of Jakarta.
Joseph Abraham, president director of PT ANZ Panin Bank, said ANZ Tower represented ANZ’s significant commitment to Indonesia.
Abraham said that the new building signals their long term commitment to Indonesia and intent to develop products and services that meet the needs of customers in this fast growing market.
The full service branch and office space will allow ANZ to establish further in what has been coined a significant growth market for the bank.
Abraham also noted that the bank’s aspiration is to become one of the leading banks by providing first rate products and services to retail and business banking customers in Indonesia.
ANZ Tower features the new bank branch on the ground floor and several floors of office space which will provide a focal point for ANZ’s business in Indonesia.
ANZ signage on top of the 25-story building is already a prominent feature on the Jakarta skyline.
ANZ has operated in Indonesia since 1973. In 1993, ANZ established a joint venture bank now known as PT ANZ Panin Bank of which it has an 85 percent shareholding with the remaining 15 percent held by Panin Bank. ANZ also holds a 30 percent stake in Panin Bank.
Abraham said that the new building signals their long term commitment to Indonesia and intent to develop products and services that meet the needs of customers in this fast growing market.
The full service branch and office space will allow ANZ to establish further in what has been coined a significant growth market for the bank.
Abraham also noted that the bank’s aspiration is to become one of the leading banks by providing first rate products and services to retail and business banking customers in Indonesia.
ANZ Tower features the new bank branch on the ground floor and several floors of office space which will provide a focal point for ANZ’s business in Indonesia.
ANZ signage on top of the 25-story building is already a prominent feature on the Jakarta skyline.
ANZ has operated in Indonesia since 1973. In 1993, ANZ established a joint venture bank now known as PT ANZ Panin Bank of which it has an 85 percent shareholding with the remaining 15 percent held by Panin Bank. ANZ also holds a 30 percent stake in Panin Bank.
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