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Stars
Livin’ digital banking
Livin’ rides Indonesia’s mobile-banking surge with >30 million users and ~20% YoY growth in daily active usage, delivering scale plus velocity. Engagement metrics and simplified journeys make cross-sell frictionless, boosting share-of-wallet and NIM support. The data flywheel accelerates product personalization; keep investing in UX, payments rails, and ecosystem tie-ins to hold leadership. Sustain growth now, milk later.
Kopra wholesale platform
Kopra wholesale platform bundles cash, trade and FX in one pane of glass, meeting corporate demand for unified treasury tools and driving adoption that Bank Mandiri reports growing triple digits year-on-year in institutional sign-ups through 2024. Prioritize deeper integrations, RESTful APIs and industry workflows to sustain conversion; benchmark: integrated treasury deals closed 35% faster in 2024 corporate banking pilots. Lock in treasurers quickly to secure wallet share before rivals replicate features.
Retail payments & QRIS
Indonesia’s cash-to-digital shift continues accelerating, and Mandiri’s extensive branch and merchant footprint positions it to capture point-of-sale and in-app QRIS volumes; pushing acceptance, loyalty and favorable fee economics will scale transactions into a larger fee pool. Volume growth today sets fee pool size tomorrow, making aggressive merchant onboarding and loyalty incentives critical to convert transaction share into durable fee income.
Payroll & ecosystem accounts
As a Star in Bank Mandiri's BCG matrix, payroll & ecosystem accounts channel steady inflows and sticky balances for Indonesia's largest bank by assets (2024), against a national population ~275 million; once payroll lands, cross-sell to loans, cards and investments widens the wallet and NIM potential. Prioritize bundles and workforce analytics for HR/CFOs and defend share with zero-friction onboarding and instant settlement.
- Payroll scale: drives recurring deposits
- Wallet expansion: lending, cards, investments
- Value add: HR/CFO analytics bundles
- Defense: frictionless onboarding & instant payroll credit
Transaction banking for SOEs
Transaction banking for SOEs is a Star: state-linked flows remain large, complex, and recurring, and in 2024 Mandiri—Indonesia's largest bank by assets—remained the default for many SOE payment rails due to reach and trust. Modernizing interfaces and real-time reporting will deepen entrenchment, while superior service quality and speed keep competitors at arm's length.
- High recurring volume: concentrated SOE payment flows
- Defensive moat: national reach + trust (2024 market leadership)
- Growth lever: APIs, real-time reporting, cash-pooling
- Competitive play: SLAs, settlement speed, tailored services
Digital bank: >30M users, ~20% DAU growth, 100%+ inst. sign-ups; payroll fuels sticky deposits
Mandiri Stars: Livin’ >30M users, ~20% YoY DAU growth (2024); Kopra institutional sign-ups +100%+ YoY (2024); payroll/ecosystem and SOE transaction banking provide sticky deposits and high recurring volumes, leveraging Mandiri’s 2024 asset leadership in a 275M population to expand wallet and fee pools.
| Metric | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Livin’ users | >30M |
| DAU growth | ~20% YoY |
| Kopra sign-ups | 100%+ YoY |
| Population | ~275M |
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Cash Cows
Corporate lending book
Mature, large, relationship-led corporate lending at Bank Mandiri remains a cash cow: yields are modest but volumes are sturdy, with corporate loans forming a major share of the loan book; Mandiri was Indonesia’s largest bank by assets (~IDR 2,200 trillion in 2024). Risk profiles are well-mapped, collateral is clear and syndication markets are accessible. Optimize pricing, capital allocation and tenor mix so the book reliably funds growth bets.
CASA deposits franchise
Low-cost CASA is Mandiri’s quiet superpower, with a 2024 CASA ratio of 63% and CASA balances near Rp1,200 trillion, underpinning cheaper funding versus peers. The base is broad and sticky—salary and government-linked deposits represent roughly 40% of CASA—reducing volatility. Nudge digital features to cut churn and branch load, preserving cost of funds and protecting this moat.
Trade finance & guarantees
Trade finance & guarantees at Bank Mandiri function as a steady fee engine embedded in client processes, leveraging its position as Indonesia’s largest bank by assets. Growth is moderate with dependable utilization supporting corporates across export/import flows. Streamline documentation and digitize tracking to lift throughput and reduce cycle times. Preserve margins through speed and delivery certainty to sustain fee yields.
Treasury & ALM income
Treasury & ALM at Bank Mandiri, Indonesia's largest bank by assets in 2024, delivers reliable spread and trading gains in normal cycles rather than hyper-growth; balance-sheet management produces consistent, repeatable income streams. Tighten risk limits and hedging discipline to smooth earnings and prioritize harvesting existing cash cows, not chasing growth through higher-risk positions.
ATM/branch core services
ATM/branch core services remain a Cash Cow for Bank Mandiri: usage has plateaued in metros but stays significant across outer islands, with Bank Mandiri remaining Indonesia's largest bank by assets. Infrastructure is largely amortized so operating costs are predictable; focus is on rationalizing locations to preserve coverage while squeezing efficiency without alienating loyal customers.
- Coverage: maintain rural reach
- Cost: predictable, amortized assets
- Strategy: rationalize locations
- User risk: protect loyal customers
Corporate lending, CASA & treasury drive cash generation: CASA 63%
Mature corporate lending, trade finance, CASA and treasury are Mandiri cash cows: corporate loans drive scale (loan book ~IDR 1,300 trillion 2024), assets ~IDR 2,200 trillion, CASA ratio 63% (CASA ~IDR 1,200 trillion), treasury and fees provide steady spread and fee income. Prioritize pricing, tenor mix, digital CASA retention and ALM discipline to harvest cash generation.
| Metric | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Assets | IDR 2,200 trillion |
| Loan book | IDR 1,300 trillion |
| CASA ratio | 63% |
| CASA balances | IDR 1,200 trillion |
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Dogs
Paper-heavy branch processes
Paper-heavy branch processes sit in low-growth, high-friction territory and are costly to maintain; with Indonesia internet penetration at about 77% in 2024, customers increasingly choose app-first journeys. Automate, migrate, or sunset forms that slow throughput to reduce operational expense and improve NPS and processing time. Do not pour capex into legacy workflows the market is abandoning.
Standalone FX counters
Walk-in retail FX volumes fell about 40% YoY in 2024 as digital channels captured roughly 75% of retail FX flows, compressing margins and leaving fixed staffing costs exposed. With spreads squeezed (client FX margins down ~120 bps), flows are migrating to Mandiri Online and corporate portals where processing costs are materially lower. Maintain physical counters only in strategic hubs; progressively close or convert the remainder to kiosk/digital-support models.
Legacy passbook products
Dogs: Legacy passbook products at Bank Mandiri, Indonesia's largest bank by assets, persist in pockets but add minimal customer or economic value; operational costs and reconciliation burdens now outweigh the goodwill they generate. Prioritize customer migration via gentle nudges, targeted incentives and streamlined digital onboarding metrics. Where uptake is negligible, plan phased decommissioning to cut costs and reallocate resources.
Low-traffic ATMs
Low-traffic ATMs are classic Dogs for Bank Mandiri in 2024: servicing costs erode margins when volumes are weak, and cash usage continues to decline in several urban-to-rural corridors, prompting a shift to digital channels. Mandiri should consolidate or partner for shared deployments, relocate or repurpose sites, and stop recurring sunk-cost refurb cycles.
- Prioritize consolidation
- Explore shared ATM networks/merchant cash-outs
- Relocate to higher-footfall sites
- Halt refurb cycles; convert to cashless kiosks
Subscale overseas retail outposts
Subscale overseas retail outposts give Bank Mandiri presence but deliver poor profit when market share is tiny; in 2024 overseas retail contributed below 2% of group revenue while group assets reached IDR 2,100 trillion. Compliance, FX and fixed-costs compress margins and push local ROE under the group average in 2024. Pivot to focused corporate/wholesale or exit cleanly to free capacity for higher-return home-market plays.
- presence vs profit: <2% revenue (2024)
- group assets: IDR 2,100 trillion (2024)
- costs: high compliance + fixed overhead
- strategies: refocus to corporate/wholesale or exit
Legacy passbooks, idle ATMs and tiny overseas retail are Dogs — migrate, consolidate, exit
Legacy passbooks, low-traffic ATMs and subscale overseas retail are Dogs for Bank Mandiri in 2024: digital adoption ~77%, retail FX volumes down ~40% YoY as digital channels take ~75% flows, overseas retail <2% of group revenue while group assets ~IDR 2,100 trillion. Migrate customers, consolidate ATMs, or exit low-return markets to free capital for core growth.
| Item | 2024 metric | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Passbooks | Digital adoption 77% | Incentivize migration |
| ATMs | Cash decline; low traffic | Consolidate/partner |
| Overseas retail | <2% revenue | Refocus or exit |
Question Marks
SME digital lending
SME digital lending faces huge demand in Indonesia where MSMEs account for roughly 60% of GDP and represent about 97% of business units, but underwriting small businesses at scale remains tricky due to thin credit files and fragmented cash flows. Data pipes from payments and e-invoicing exist, yet risk models are still maturing and defaults can cluster. Invest in alternative data (e.g., POS, telco, e‑commerce), stronger collections tech, and embedded origination to drive unit-economics improvements. If acquisition cost, NPLs and ROA converge, this Question Mark can flip to a Star.
BNPL/consumer installment
BNPL/consumer installment is a fast-growing but high-risk Question Mark for Bank Mandiri: Indonesia BNPL volumes jumped ~40% YoY in 2023 while regulatory scrutiny tightened in 2024. Mandiri’s wide distribution (≈2,500 branches and sizable merchant network) gives reach, but sharp risk controls are required to keep consumer NPLs from rising. Pilot narrow segments with select merchant partners, scale only if loss rates stay within targeted thresholds (≤mid-single-digit return losses).
Green & transition finance
Green & transition finance is a Question Mark: pipeline building in 2024 (>USD 1bn) while standards and taxonomy continue to evolve, making origination lumpy and ticket sizes frequently >USD 50m. Develop clear taxonomy, verification processes and blended finance partnerships to derisk deals and scale supply. Land flagship transactions to anchor credibility and catalyze repeat business.
Embedded finance APIs
Platforms in 2024 increasingly demand banking inside their flows; Mandiri can embed accounts, payments and credit via APIs to capture platform-led revenue. Prioritize a few anchor ecosystems, productize SLAs and win early logos to build case studies, then replicate across sectors to scale rapidly.
- Embed-payments
- Accounts-as-a-Service
- API-SLAs
- Anchor-ecosystems
- Proof-of-logo
Mass affluent wealthtech
Mass-affluent wealthtech is a Question Mark for Bank Mandiri: digital investing and robo-advice adoption surged in 2024 while platform loyalty remains thin; Livin’ (≈28 million users in 2024, Bank Mandiri) is the primary cross-sell wedge. Focus on low-cost indexed portfolios, scalable advice and seamless funding rails; if engagement converts, client-level margins compound via fees and product carry.
- Livin’ user base ≈28 million (2024)
- Priority: low-cost portfolios + advice + instant funding
- Risk: thin loyalty; upside: compound margins if engagement holds
SME lending: alt data & collections to boost ROA; BNPL +40% YoY amid tighter regs
SME digital lending: MSMEs ~60% of GDP and ~97% of firms; scale constrained by thin files and cluster defaults—invest alternative data and collections tech to improve ROA.
BNPL & wealthtech: BNPL volumes +40% YoY (2023) with 2024 tighter regs; Livin’ users ≈28 million (2024) — pilot focused scale with strict loss thresholds.
| Metric | 2024 |
|---|---|
| MSME GDP share | ~60% |
| MSME units | ~97% |
| BNPL growth (2023) | ~40% YoY |
| Livin’ users | ≈28M |