Increase in the productive age population of Indonesia will
support the growth of the national banking electronic banking in the next 10 years. It should be done banking in the virtual world encourages increase in transactions.
Consumer Director of PT Bank Internasional Indonesia Tbk Stepen Liestyo says growth ‘Gen Y’ or the age of 20-30 years electroncic banking market segment that promises in the next 10 years.
“They will dominate the savings and loan in the next 10 years. This needs to be prepared by the bank,” he said in BII Journalist Training 2011 with the theme Development of Electronic Banking in Yogyakarta today.
Based on data submitted Stepen, Indonesia’s population aged 0-24 years to reach 103.7 million (45%), aged 25-34 years at 39.9 million (18%), aged 35-44 years as many as 33.6 million (15%), aged 45-54 years at 24.6 jt (11%) and the rest aged over 55 were 26 million (11%).
According to him, the productive age population of 103.7 million was a potential that needs to be worked, because now they are literate against the telecommunications equipment and often surf in cyberspace.
Looking ahead, he added, their need for electronic banking will be large. That, he explained, precisely because it is more efficient banking profitable. “It’s that need to be prepared early on,” he said.
BII itself, he added, to develop electronic banking since 1998. “Especially we continue to develop Internet banking. Do not miss out because the competition is also getting bigger,
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