Bank Jakarta Unveils Modernized Branch at KCP Kebayoran Park

Bank Jakarta has officially launched its 'New Look Branch' at the KCP Kebayoran Park, marking a significant step in its corporate transformation aimed at delivering modern, comfortable, and customer-centric banking services. The inauguration ceremony on Monday, July 20, 2026, was graced by prominent figures including the Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta, Rano Karno, and other officials from the provincial government and the bank's leadership.

Deputy Governor Rano Karno lauded Bank Jakarta's initiative, viewing the KCP Kebayoran Park as a 'future branch' that demonstrates the bank's commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the community and bolstering Jakarta's status as a global city. "On behalf of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, we support and welcome the presence of the New Look Bank Jakarta KCP Kebayoran Park as Bank Jakarta's commitment to continue transforming to meet customer needs," Rano stated.

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On behalf of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, we support and welcome the presence of the New Look Bank Jakarta KCP Kebayoran Park as Bank Jakarta's commitment to continue transforming to meet customer needs.

He emphasized the crucial role of Bank Jakarta as a regional development bank, not only in providing financial services but also in fostering business growth, expanding access to financing, and driving Jakarta's economic transformation. Rano also expressed hope that the bank would continue to broaden its service accessibility, suggesting the installation of ATMs in public housing areas to further ease financial access for residents.

The KCP Kebayoran Park branch now operates under the concept of 'Modern, Accessible, Connected.' This approach enhances the customer experience with a more comfortable, collaborative, and personalized service environment. The transformation is also reflected in the bank's new corporate identity, including updated uniforms for its frontliner staff. Bank Jakarta's President Director, Agus H. Widodo, highlighted that this relaunch signifies more than just a physical renovation; it represents a fundamental shift in how the bank serves the public, aiming for services that are easier, faster, more comfortable, and more humane.

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Today we are not just inaugurating a building. What is changing is not only the appearance of the branch, but also the way we serve the community. A bank's transformation is not sufficiently realized through technology or more modern buildings, but when the public feels the service is easier, faster, more comfortable, and more humane.