Establishment of Bank Offices

113 consecutive months; c. Total paid-up capital no less than Rp 150 billion; d. Banks have conducted preparations to implement activities as Foreign Exchange Commercial Bank covering: organization, human resources, operational guidelines of foreign exchange activities including administration system and its supervision. 15. Conversion of Business License of Commercial Banks to Rural Banks in the context of Consolidation Conversion of business licenses of Commercial Banks to Business Licenses of Rural Banks can only be done with the approval of BI. Such conversion of licenses may be done voluntarily or mandatorily. Voluntary license conversion shall be conducted if there is a request from the shareholders of Commercial Banks with a core capital below Rp 100 billion or shareholders of Commercial Banks that must still limit their business activities.

16. Determination of Status and Follow-up of Bank Supervision

BI has the right to determine supervision status of Banks consisting of: a. Normal supervision; b. Intensive supervision; or c. Special Supervision. 114 Intensive Supervision Special Supervision Criteria Banks shall be placed under intensive supervision if they are considered having potential issues that might endanger the business continuities, i.e. if they meet one or more of the following criteria: a. KPMM 8, but less than CAR that consider having potential losses according to the risk profile of the Banks set by BI; b. Ratio of core capital tier 1 less than certain percentage set by BI; c. Statutory Reserves GWM ratio in rupiah ≥ ratio set for GWM of Banks, and yet have basic liquidity problems; d. Credit rasio or non performing loanfinancing more than net 5 from the total credit or total financing; e. Rating of Bank risks is high based on assessment result to the total risks composite risk; f. Composite rating of bank soundness level is 4 or 5; g. Composite rating of bank soundness level is 3 with rating of management factor of 4 or 5. Banks shall be placed under special supervision if they are considered having issues that might endanger the business continuities, i.e. if they meet one or more of the following criteria: a. KPMM Ratio CAR 8; b. Staturory Reserves GWM Ratio in rupiah less than the ratio set for GWM of the Banks and based on BI assessment: - Banks have basic liquidity problems; or - Banks are experiencing deteriorating development in a short time; or c. Period of Bank under intensive supervision has been exceeded. Period BI determines that Banks under intensive supervision shall be no longer than one year as of the date of notification from BI. In the event banks are determined BI determines that Banks under special supervision shall be no longer than three months as of the date of notification from BI. 115 Intensive Supervision Special Supervision Period to be under intensive supervision due to credits or problems in financing which settlements is complex, the period of intensive supervision can be extended 1 time for no longer than 1 year. Supervisory Measures 1. Instruct Banks to carry out mandatory supervisory actions by: a. Replacing the Board of Commissioners andor Board of Directors; b. Writing of the non- performing loans financing and calculate the Bank losses with Bank capitals; c. Conducting a merger or a consolidation with other Banks; d. Transferring the entire or a part of Bank activities to other parties; e. Selling a part or the entire assets andor liabilities of Banks to other banks or parties; andor f. Sell the Bank to buyers willing to take over all bank liabilities. 2. Instruct Bank andor Shareholders to submit capital restoration plan; 1. Instruct Banks to carry out mandatory supervisory actions by: a. Replacing the Board of Commissioners andor Board of Directors; b. Writing of the non- performing loans financing and calculate the Bank losses with Bank capitals; c. Conducting a merger or a consolidation with other Banks; d. Transferring the entire or a part of Bank activities to other parties; e. Sell a part or the entire assets andor liabilities of Banks to other banks or parties; andor f. Sell the Bank to buyers willing to take over all bank liabilities. 2. Instruct Bank to remain conducting supervisory actions set when the Bank was under the intensive supervision. 116 Intensive Supervision Special Supervision 3. Impose prohibition limitation as follows: a. Prohibition on capital distribution; b. Prohibition to make certain transactions with the related parties andor other parties determined by BI; c. Limitation on assets growth, capital investment, new funds provision; d. Limitation on implementation of business expansion or new productsactivities; e. Limitation on salary payment, remuneration or other forms equivalent to members of the Board of Commissioners andor Board of Directors of Banks, or compensation to related parties; f. Prohibition to conduct subordinated payment. 3. Impose prohibition limitation as follows: a. Prohibition against selling or lowering total assets without approval from BI, with the exception for SBI or Sharia SBI, Demand Deposits at BI, inter Bank billings, and SUN Government Securities or Sharia SUN. b. Instruct banks to report for any change of banWk shares ownership less than 10; andor c. Prohibition to change of ownership for: 1 Shareholders who have shares equal to or more than 10; andor 2 PSP, including parties conducting control to Banks in the business group structure of Banks unless BI’s approval has already been obtained. Banks andor Shareholders of Banks under special supervision must provide additional capital which should be met during the period of special supervision. BI shall freeze certain business activities of Banks under special supervision no longer than one 1 month during special supervision period if: