Danamon strengthens Sharia banking with digital push and community outreach

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26/06/2025 Perspective
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Boris Plantier

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As Indonesia’s Sharia banking sector continues to gain momentum, Bank Danamon is quietly carving out a larger role through a strategy rooted in digital innovation, customer-focused products, and strategic partnerships. The bank’s Sharia Business Unit posted 14% growth in assets last year, reaching Rp14.2 trillion (US$870 million) by December 2024—outpacing the broader banking market and signaling strong demand for Islamic finance.

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