Shares of Bank Permata rose 14.3% due to speculation that Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) may buy a stake in the company; Standard Chartered and Astra International If this did not work the bank could contemplate selling either of the two, but it would not exit Indonesia, he said. each own 45% of Bank Permata, as of the end of last year. The company has been under pressure from regulators since it was revealed earlier this year that its chief executive officer had failed to disclose his shareholding in an offshore company.
Shares of Bank Permata rose 14.3% due to speculation that Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) may buy a stake in the company; Standard Chartered and Astra International each own 45% of Bank Permata, as of the end of last year. The company has been under pressure from regulators since it was revealed earlier this year that its chief executive officer had failed to disclose his shareholding in an offshore company.