The consumer lending category has experienced another strong performance in Indonesia in 2023. Gross lending has shown further positive growth during the year, along similar lines to 2022.
Banking in Indonesia has been transmitting the increase in the benchmark rate since 2022 to the amount of loan interest extended in 2023, including housing loans (KPR).
Indonesia’s increase in consumption is being accompanied by the emergence of greater convenience in buying goods and services. Particularly notable is the birth of the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) payment method in the last few years.
The consumer lending industry in Indonesia is expected to grow positively in the forecast period. The mindset of most Indonesians, especially those with lower to middle incomes, is open to buying goods on credit, regardless of interest rates, and to focus on the ability to pay off monthly instalments as the primary determinant in a decision.
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Consumer Lending
Aggregate of Consumer Credit and Mortgages/Housing. Gross Lending: The total value of loans advanced by institutions in a given year; data refers to single year only. Outstanding Balance: The collective amount owed by borrowers at the end of a given year; data refers to the cumulative impact of debt.
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