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According to the Chairman of the General Perbanas Sigit Pramono, foreign ownership in banking is konnsekuensi of national provisions that foreign shareholders can have up to 99%.

“It was also the consequences which can not be avoided. Because we are open to foreign ownership to 99 percent,” said Sigit Best Bank after the 2009 version of Investor magazine in Citywalk Sudirman, Jakarta, Rabu (3/6/2009)

The large share of foreign ownership in the National Bank, go Sigit, the political will kecurigaaan because foreign owner seems to be no side to the development of domestic economy.

“Although it is not properly recognized, if they work more attention to the interests of both Indonesia and more on human resources and pay tax, there will be no problem. So far no problems, only sometimes does not feel comfortable there,” he said.

For that, Sigit suggested that the portion of foreign ownership of national banking reduced.

“I think a good future, for the foreign-owned bank, gradually reduce the foreign ownership of shares through the release mechanism in the capital market,” he said.

According to Sigit, this is done for the hush-sentiment sentiment is that the suspicion and political issues. “I think for the long term, the most peaceful way is like that. But if foreign bercokol 99 percent, in the long term is also not wise,” said Sigit.

Sigit ownership rate reduction is done through the capital market because if the problem is solved through the publication of the regulation does not market friendly.

“I think a bit does not market friendly because we terlanjur remove provisions that foreign shareholders can have up to 99%. The government can not arbitrarily change the rules, to be charged later even nationalization effort,” he explained

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