Jakarta. KB Bank (IDX: BBKP) officially appointed seasoned banker Widodo Suryadi as its director in an extraordinary general meeting taking place on Monday.

Widodo has nearly three decades of experience in the banking industry. The man specializes in the banking sector, including in the corporate, commercial, as well as the small and medium enterprise (SME) sectors. 

According to KB Bank, Widodo has a long track record of implementing business transformations and improving wholesale performance. He used to be the senior executive vice president and the head of commercial banking at the lender CIMB Niaga. He successfully transformed its commercial banking division into one of the company’s best-performing units. He has also held some key positions at Bank Commonwealth, DBS Indonesia, Rabobank International Indonesia, as well as Citigroup. He also has expertise in wholesale portfolio management, structured trade finance, corporate strategy, and business development.

The meeting also approved some changes to the board of directors.

Robby Mondong will serve as one of the company’s directors until the close of the annual general meeting for the 2026 fiscal year. Robby was previously the deputy president director. Below is the updated boards of commissioners and directors:

Board of Commissioners

President Commissioner: Jerry Marmen
Deputy President Commissioner: Seng Hyup Shin
Independent Commissioner: Stephen Liestyo
Independent Commissioner: Hae Wang Lee

Board of Directors

President Director: Kunardy Darma Lie
Director: Robby Mondong
Director: Dodi Widjajanto
Director: Henry Sewali
Director: Jung Ho Han
Director: Janghyuk Im
Director: Widodo Suryadi
 

Positive Performance in Q2 2025
KB Bank also announced that the bank had recorded a strong performance in the second quarter of 2025. The company successfully disbursed Rp 43.2 trillion (around $2.6 billion) in loans, a 4.04 percent increase compared to Rp 41.5 trillion in the previous year. This growth reflects solid credit performance, supported by the consistent implementation of its business transformation strategy and the full support of its parent company, KB Kookmin Bank, and the KB Financial Group holding company.

KB Bank also enjoyed a net profit of Rp 389 billion. The bank attributed this net profit to an increase in net interest income with a Net Interest Margin (NIM) of 1.33 percent and success in maintaining operational cost efficiency.

The company’s capital adequacy ratio (CAR) was well above the regulatory minimum, providing adequate room for credit expansion and strengthening the bank's capacity to absorb potential risks.

Profitability performance showed significant improvement, with a return on assets (ROA) ratio of 1.27 percent and a return on equity (ROE) ratio of 17.94 percent, a positive turnaround compared to the previous year.

"KB Bank's positive achievements demonstrate that its transformation strategy is on the right track. With the full support of KB Financial Group, we are optimistic that we can strengthen our business foundations, expand our services to customers, and provide sustainable added value for all stakeholders," KB Bank President Director Kunardy Darma Lie said.