PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BRI) has reaffirmed its commitment to combating all forms of fraud or cheating within the company environment. Through the implementation of the zero tolerance principle, the bank ensures that any indication of deviation or criminal acts of corruption will be legally processed without exception.
Corporate Secretary of BRI, Dhanny, stated that this firm step was taken as a concrete effort by the company to maintain Good Corporate Governance (GCG). According to him, BRI will not give any space to individuals attempting to harm the interests of customers, the state, or shareholders.
In practice, BRI conducts an in-depth investigation mechanism for every finding of violation. If the investigation results show elements of a criminal offense, the management is committed to reporting it directly to Law Enforcement Agencies (APH). This action is part of the company's transformation to create a professional, clean, and transparent work ecosystem.
To minimize risks, BRI continues to strengthen its internal control systems, risk management, and the optimization of early detection technology. In addition to technical aspects, the company also emphasizes the importance of building a culture of integrity, including providing a Whistleblowing System (WBS) facility for all stakeholders.
Dhanny emphasized that strict actions, ranging from disciplinary sanctions to termination of employment, will be imposed on employees proven to have violated the rules. This clean-up effort is in line with directives to strengthen corporate governance within State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) to maintain business sustainability and strengthen public trust in national banking.
