BNI Wins The Most Trusted Company Award at CGPI 2025

Recognition for Excellent Corporate Governance

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BNI) has received the prestigious The Most Trusted Company award at the Corporate Governance Perception Index (CGPI) Award 2025. This accolade reflects BNI's consistent and strong implementation of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) practices. The award ceremony was held on November 25, 2025, in Jakarta, organized by SWA Magazine in collaboration with the Indonesia Independent Governance Index (IICG).

Key Factors Behind the Recognition

The CGPI Award recognizes companies that demonstrate exceptional corporate governance practices. BNI's achievement in being categorized as 'Sangat Terpercaya' (Very Trusted) underscores its capability in implementing modern and sustainable governance practices amidst the dynamic banking industry. According to IICG, BNI's transformation has strengthened its governance foundation through the development of digital business ecosystems, enhanced global competitiveness, and comprehensive risk management.

BNI's Transformation Efforts

BNI has been undergoing significant transformation, focusing not only on growth but also on long-term sustainability. The bank has been updating its technology platforms, improving business process efficiency, and expanding its service propositions across retail, commercial, wholesale, and global banking segments. Corporate Secretary BNI, Okki Rushartomo, stated that the bank's transformation is geared towards ensuring sustainability, efficiency, and enhanced customer experience.

Strengthening Governance and Trust

The CGPI Award is a testament to BNI's commitment to maintaining strong and consistent GCG practices across all levels of the organization. This commitment is crucial for sustaining stakeholder trust and ensuring healthy long-term growth. With this achievement, BNI reinforces its position as one of Indonesia's top banks in terms of governance standards and continues to elevate its GCG practices in line with industry demands and public expectations.