Sustainability
The Bank’s sustainability strategy is an embodiment of the Bank’s vision and mission in the comprehensive context of Sustainable Finance to provide innovative digital banking services and achieve many innovative breakthroughs by optimizing integrations with digital ecosystems.
Bank Jago’s vision began with a commitment to becoming the best digital bank by prioritizing easy access, innovative breakthroughs, digitizing banking services, and continuing to encourage the development of SMEs and consumers. The Bank strives to do this while prioritizing harmony between economic, social, and environmental aspects.
Bank Jago's mission is aligned to apply sustainability principles that always support the alignment of business and operations with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) aspects. Bank Jago's focus on the middle and lower segments (middle and mass market) is in line with the objectives of Sustainable Finance, and supports the achievement of sustainable development goals (SDGs).
August 01, 2023
Bank Jago works with UNEP FI to develop a sustainable finance framework
In collaboration with UNEP FI, Bank Jago is committed to developing a sustainable financial framework. Through this initiative, Bank Jago stated its commitment to advancing the Principles of Responsible Banking.
April 27, 2023
Jago adopts enhanced sustainability reporting using Global Reporting Initiatives (GRI) standards
The GRI Standards are global best practices for publicly reporting various economic, environmental and social impacts. Sustainability reports developed based on the GRI Standards provide information about an organization's positive or negative contribution to sustainable development.
Bank Jago Increases Children and Mothers Financial Literacy through Jagoan Baca
Jagoan Baca is a volunteer program to write short stories about financial management for children. This program succeeded in attracting writers and illustrators from Bank Jago & DKatalis employees who contributed to publish several short story books aimed at children aged 4 to 12 years, to equip them with knowledge about finance.
