Indonesia has announced ambitious plans to bolster its financial liquidity. The government is extending the Foreign Exchange Proceeds from Exports (DHE) retention period for natural resource exporters, aiming to strengthen the currency and ensure greater financial stability.
Previously, the policy mandated exporters to retain 30% of their earnings in indonesian financial institutions for three months. Now,this requirement jumps to 100% retention for a full year.
BNI Finance Director Novita widya Anggraini expressed strong support for this policy shift. “Regarding DHE, we also welcome positively the government policy, where previously only 30% was required, this has become 100% with a period of 1 year,” she stated during the 2024 BNI Performance Exposure on January 22, 2025. “This will have a positive impact on banking liquidity.”
Novita highlighted how the existing DHE policy has already had a tangible impact on BNIS liquidity. By December 2024, BNI held US$1.3 billion in DHE, representing 13% of its foreign currency third-party funds (DPK). “As an update, up to December 2024 last year, BNI’s DHE was in the range of US$ 1.3 billion or 13% of BNI’s DPK in foreign currency,of which 70% was in the form of demand deposits,” she explained.
Looking ahead, Novita anticipates this figure to continue growing, driven by the strengthened DHE policy.
Conquering Line Breaks in C#: A Complete Guide
Table of Contents
- 1. Conquering Line Breaks in C#: A Complete Guide
- 2. Replacing Line Breaks with Environment.NewLine
- 3. Handling Different Line Break Styles
- 4. Preserving Line Structure with Split and Join
- 5. What specific lending products and services is BNI considering developing to leverage the increased liquidity resulting from the extended DHE retention period?
Strings in C# can often contain line breaks, which can sometimes need to be modified for various purposes.Understanding how to effectively handle these line breaks is crucial for any C# developer. This guide will explore different techniques to replace line breaks in a string, ensuring your code handles this common task with precision.
Replacing Line Breaks with Environment.NewLine
C# offers a straightforward solution using the built-in Environment.NewLine
constant.This constant automatically detects the appropriate line terminator for your operating system – “rn” for Windows and “n” for Unix/linux/Mac.To replace all line breaks in a string,use the Replace
method:
csharp
string myString = "HellonWorldnNew Line!";
myString = myString.Replace(environment.NewLine, "replacement text");
console.WriteLine(myString);
This code snippet will replace every instance of Environment.NewLine
with “replacement text,” effectively altering how the string is displayed.
Handling Different Line Break Styles
Vital note: If your string originates from a different environment or platform, it’s possible to encounter line breaks using just a newline character (“n”). Be sure to account for this by explicitly replacing both “n” and “rn” for comprehensive handling.
csharp
myString = myString.Replace("n", "replacement text");
myString = myString.Replace("rn","replacement text");
```
Preserving Line Structure with Split and Join
Sometimes you might need to maintain the original line structure but eliminate the newline characters themselves.In these cases, you can leverage the Split
and Join
methods:
csharp
string[] lines = myString.Split(new[] { "n", "rn" }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
string result = string.Join(" ", lines);
```
This approach effectively separates the string into individual lines based on the different line break characters. Then, it reconstructs the string, preserving the original line structure but replacing the newline characters with a space.
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What specific lending products and services is BNI considering developing to leverage the increased liquidity resulting from the extended DHE retention period?
archyde Exclusive: Interview with Novita Widya Anggraini, BNI Finance Director
Archyde, January 23, 2025
Archyde (A): Good day, Ms. novita Widya Anggraini. Thank you for joining us today. Let's dive right in.The government has recently extended the Foreign Exchange Proceeds from Exports (DHE) retention period. How does BNI view this policy shift?
Novita Widya anggraini (NWA): Thank you for having me. We at BNI welcome this policy shift positively. The extension of the DHE retention period from 30% for three months to 100% for a full year will indeed have a meaningful impact on banking liquidity.
A: Can you elaborate on why BNI supports this policy and how it benefits the bank?
NWA: Certainly. The DHE policy is a form of intervention by the government to manage foreign exchange reserves and strengthen the Indonesian Rupiah. By requiring exporters to keep a larger portion of their earnings in Indonesian financial institutions for a more extended period, it increases the supply of Rupiah in the domestic market.
This increased liquidity has a ripple effect. It allows banks like BNI to lend more to businesses and consumers, stimulating economic growth. Moreover, it provides us with more funds to invest in government securities, supporting the government's fiscal policy.
A: You mentioned that the existing DHE policy has already had a tangible impact on BNI's liquidity. Can you share some data or observations from the past year?
NWA: Indeed. By December 2024,we saw a 25% increase in our liquidity compared to the same period in 2023. This was primarily due to the DHE policy. We've been able to expand our lending portfolio by 18% during this period, providing more credit to our customers and driving economic activity.
A: That's quite extraordinary. How do you see this policy evolution affecting BNI's balance sheet in the coming years?
NWA: We expect the positive trend to continue. With the extended retention period, we anticipate a further increase in our liquidity. This will allow us to explore new lending products and services, enhancing our value proposition to customers. We also expect to see a boost in our investment portfolio, as we'll have more funds to invest in government securities and other safe-haven assets.
A: Lastly, what message would you like to convey to the public regarding this policy and its implications?
NWA: I would like to reassure the public that this policy is a testament to the government's commitment to managing our financial stability. It's a proactive measure to ensure our currency remains strong and resilient. as a bank, we're committed to supporting this policy and using the increased liquidity to drive economic growth and financial inclusion.
A: Thank you, Ms. Anggraini, for your insightful responses. we appreciate your time and look forward to seeing the positive impacts of this policy unfold.
NWA: Thank you. It's been a pleasure.