Bank Jakarta Secures Two Awards, CFO Hailed as Innovative Leader
Bank Jakarta received two accolades from The Iconomics Media: the Indonesia Most Innovative CFO Award for its CFO, Basaria Martha Juliana, and the Best Brand Popularity award in the Regional Development Bank category, recognizing its financial management and strategic initiatives.
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