Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Bank Indonesia Official Summoned in CSR Graft Case
A high-ranking official from Indonesia's central bank is going to be asked questions about a possible case of corruption.
It's about how the bank spent money meant for good causes.
The government's anti-corruption agency is looking into this.
They have searched the bank's offices and taken some documents.
The head of the bank has said they will help the investigators.
The money was supposed to go to projects like helping schools and communities.
Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor Filianingsih Hendarta will testify as a witness in a graft case this week.
The graft case is related to the use of corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds.
The Indonesian antigraft agency, known as the KPK, is investigating the suspected misuse of CSR funds from the central bank and financial services regulator.
In December, investigators raided Bank Indonesia offices in Jakarta and seized documents and electronic evidence.
Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo stated the bank would cooperate with the investigation.
- Who
- Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor Filianingsih Hendarta and the Indonesian anti-graft agency (KPK).
- What
- Investigation into the suspected misuse of corporate social responsibility funds.
- When
- Deputy Governor Filianingsih Hendarta is scheduled to testify this week.
- Where
- Jakarta, Indonesia.
- Why
- To investigate the alleged misuse of CSR funds.
- Agency
- Indonesian Anti-Graft Agency (KPK)
- Subject
- Misuse of CSR funds
- Involved Parties
- Bank Indonesia, Financial Services Authority
- Location of Raid
- Bank Indonesia offices, Jakarta
- Bank Governor's Stance
- Cooperation with investigation