JAKARTA -- Bank Raya, a subsidiary of state-owned Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) is aiming to offer bank accounts to 10% of the country's growing coterie of gig, or informal, workers by 2024, its CEO told Nikkei Asia.
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Indonesia's Bank Raya aims to offer accounts to 10% of gig workers
CEO eyes Southeast Asian country's millions seeking to save and obtain loans
Bank Raya CEO Kaspar Situmorang sees opportunity in providing accounts and loans to Indonesia's growing army of gig workers. (Photo courtesy of Bank Raya)
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