1. The document discusses the key differences between current accounts and time deposits at banks. Current accounts allow withdrawals at any time using checks or ATM cards, while time deposits require keeping funds in the account until the maturity date to earn higher interest.
2. Examples are provided of state-owned and private banks in Indonesia, including BTN and Bank Mega. Details are given on the founding and history of operations of each bank.
3. Citibank is summarized as one of the largest banks in the world, operating in over 160 countries since being founded in 1812. It was rescued by the US government during the 2008 financial crisis through investments and risk guarantees.
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The differences of current account and time deposit
1. The document discusses the key differences between current accounts and time deposits at banks. Current accounts allow withdrawals at any time using checks or ATM cards, while time deposits require keeping funds in the account until the maturity date to earn higher interest.
2. Examples are provided of state-owned and private banks in Indonesia, including BTN and Bank Mega. Details are given on the founding and history of operations of each bank.
3. Citibank is summarized as one of the largest banks in the world, operating in over 160 countries since being founded in 1812. It was rescued by the US government during the 2008 financial crisis through investments and risk guarantees.
1. The document discusses the key differences between current accounts and time deposits at banks. Current accounts allow withdrawals at any time using checks or ATM cards, while time deposits require keeping funds in the account until the maturity date to earn higher interest.
2. Examples are provided of state-owned and private banks in Indonesia, including BTN and Bank Mega. Details are given on the founding and history of operations of each bank.
3. Citibank is summarized as one of the largest banks in the world, operating in over 160 countries since being founded in 1812. It was rescued by the US government during the 2008 financial crisis through investments and risk guarantees.
The differences of current account and time deposit
a. Current accounts customers will receive demand deposits, checks, other withdrawal orders determined by each bank as a means of withdrawing money that can be made by other people. This demand deposit and check can be used by the customer as a means of payment, then the recipient will cash it to the bank concerned. A monthly administration fee will be charged to current account customers. Meanwhile, deposit customers will not get an ATM card, check and bilyet giro, but will get a checking certificate that can be used to disburse deposits when due. b. Customers with certain time deposits with maturities of 1, 3, 6 and 12 months. So that time deposit customers cannot withdraw funds at any time, like current account customers. Withdrawal of deposits before the maturity date of the agreement will be charged according to bank policy. The advantage of time deposits is that you will not be subject to monthly taxes on deposits, but only tax on deposit interest. c. The interest paid on time deposits is higher than current accounts. So that you can use these deposits as a means of investment. d. Current accounts can be an easy means of payment or transfer of certain transactions by using or making giro and checks as means of payment to other people. Then that person can cash the check and bilyet giro at the bank concerned. However, deposits and deposits cannot be used as any means or means of payment. e. Customer deposits must add or change the time deposit agreement, when the due date has arrived. Currently, most banks are able to add deposits automatically. 2. One example of a. state-owned enterprise bank - BTN PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk. or commonly known as BTN is a limited liability company engaged in providing banking services. This bank is an Indonesian State-Owned Enterprise which was first established in 1987. At that time the bank was still called Postspaar Bank which was located in Batavia. Then Japan froze the bank's activities and changed its name to Chokin Kyoku. The Indonesian government took over and changed its name back to Bank Tabungan Pos in accordance with Emergency Law Number 9 of 1950. Several years later, to be precise in 1963, this bank again changed its name to Bank Tabungan Negara or commonly known as BTN. Five years after that, this bank changed its status to become a state-owned bank through Law Number 20 of 1964. In 1974 BTN offered a special service called KPR or home ownership credit. This service was devoted to BTN by the Ministry of Finance with the issuance of a letter on January 29, 1974. This service was first performed on December 10, 1976. Furthermore, in 1989 BTN also operated as a commercial bank and began issuing bonds. In 1992 the legal status of BTN changed to a limited liability company (Persero). In addition, two years later, in 1994, BTN also had a license as a Foreign Exchange Bank. The advantages of BTN were seen in 2002, which placed BTN as a commercial bank with a focus on loans without subsidies for housing. This is evidenced by the issuance of a letter from the Minister for State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) dated August 21, 2002. In 2003 BTN carried out a company restructuring. The comprehensive restructuring of the company has been written in the RJP approval based on the letter of the Minister of BUMN dated March 31, 2003 and the Decree of the Board of Directors of Bank BTN dated December 3, 2004. Asset Backed (KIK Eba) at Bapepam. Bank BTN is the first bank in Indonesia to successfully do this. Subsequently, in 2009, BTN carried out the initial listing and listing of transactions on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. b. Private bank - National private bank Bank Mega Bank Mega (PT. Bank Karman) is an Indonesian company founded in 1969, is engaged in banking financial services and is in the form of a limited liability company. This bank is based in Jakarta and is part of the CT Corp.Starting as a family owned business, PT. Mega Bank was originally domiciled in Surabaya. Along with the development of PT. Mega Bank in 1996 was taken over by PARA GROUP (PT. Para Global Investindo and PT. Para Rekan Investama). In June 1997, PT. Mega Bank made a logo change with the aim that as a public trust financial institution, it would be more easily recognized through the new company logo. And in 2000 the name changed from PT. Mega Bank became PT. Bank Mega. To strengthen the capital structure, in the same year PT. Bank Mega carries out an Initial Public Offering and is listed on the JSE and BES. Thus part of the shares of PT. Bank Mega is owned by the public and changed its name to PT. Bank Mega Tbk. Bank Mega emerged as one of the banks that was not affected by the crisis and continued to grow without government assistance together with Citibank, Deutche Bank and HSBC when the world experienced an economic crisis. With its motto, "Your Mega Goal", this bank is growing rapidly and under control and has become a well-known financial institution that is able to be aligned with leading banks in Asia Pacific and has received various awards and achievements both at the national, regional and international levels. PT. Bank Mega Tbk. adhering to the principles of professionalism, openness and prudence with a strong capital structure and the latest banking products and facilities. This bank believes that the management of Bank Mega believes that the success of the organization really depends on how strong the entire staff is based on the vision, mission and ideal values that grow from within the organization. The values that have been proven time and time again sustain the performance and present works that can be shared by the stakeholders. Their vision is to be the 'Pride of the Nation' with a mission to create sustainable good relationships with customers through financial services and the best organizational performance capabilities to increase shareholder value. - Foreign privat bank Citibank Citibank is a giant bank company that was founded on June 16, 1812 as the City Bank of New York in the United States. This bank operates under Citigroup which is the third largest bank in the US after Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase. Citibank has retail banking operations in more than 160 countries with territories around the world. Apart from standard banking transactions, Citibank offers insurance, credit cards and investment products. The company's online services division is one of the most successful online services with 15 million users. When it was first established, the company was headed by a statesman and retired Colonel, Samuel Osgood. Under the ownership of Musa Taylor, the company functions to manage Musa Taylor's company itself. In 1863, the bank merged with the new US banking system and became The National City Bank of New York. By 1868, this bank was already one of the largest banks in the United States, and in 1897, became the first US bank to set up a foreign department. National City became the first US national bank to open an offshore banking office with a branch in Buenos Aires, Argentina which opened in 1914. During the 2008-2009 financial crisis, Citibank suffered heavy losses. This bank was later rescued by the US Government which had made a deal with Citigroup. On November 23, 2008, an initial $ 25 billion in aid was invested by the government in this bank with a risk asset guarantee of $ 306 billion. However, now, Citibank has been freed from these debts.