Foreign Currency Transactions Others 1. Related Party Transactions

BANK INDONESIA Notes to Financial Statements As at December 31, 2008 48 Bank Indonesia provides legal protection with the intention to support a favorable working environment in performing the tasks and authorities of Bank Indonesia’s employees, therefore promoting productivity as long as the tasks are performed with goodwill and the intention to achieve Bank Indonesia’s goals. Bank Indonesia does not provide legal protection to members of the Board of Governors, ex members of the Board of Governors, ex Directors, employees, or ex employees that are positioned by Bank Indonesia in other institutions or who are performing duties other than Bank Indonesia’s duties unless agreed upon by the Board of Governors and was pledged beforehand. Up to December 31, 2008, Bank Indonesia has provided legal protection to 10 ten persons performing official duties. Bank Indonesia as a legal subject entity, in order to perform its tasks, also copes with various civil charges as well as state administration charges over the policies issued by Bank Indonesia. As at December 31, 2008, Bank Indonesia faced 103 outstanding lawsuits consisting of 94 civil lawsuits, 9 State Administration lawsuits. From those lawsuits, there are 4 lawsuits that was filed by Bank Indonesia. The completion of the charges varied starting from trial process at district court Pengadilan Pertama to herziening Peninjauan Kembali.

d. Payment of Additional Capital to YPPI

The Board of Governors of Bank Indonesia in the Board of Governors Meeting dated June 3, 2003 has come to a decision to ask LPPI currently named YPPI to provide a certain amount of funds needed by Bank Indonesia. For the first phase, LPPI was asked to provide funds amounting to IDR100 billion. In the Board of Governors Meeting dated July 22, 2003, The Board of Governors of Bank Indonesia has decided that, if necessary, Bank Indonesia will provide additional capital for LPPI amounting to IDR100 billion. The execution of this will be done in several phases to return LPPI’s funds.

e. N.V. De Indonesische Overzeese Bank Indover Bank

Since October 6, 2008, Indover Bank has been declared as a bank in emergency condition, due to the liquidity troubles it faced. On December 1, 2008, Indover Bank was declared bankrupt by the Amsterdam courts and its status was as being liquidated in the Netherlands. The reason for Indover Bank’s liquidation was negative equity, and the lack of additional capital that can be expected to cover that negative equity, by way of additional capital from BI as the only shareholder of Indover Bank or from other investors. With the declaration of bankruptcy of Indover Bank by the Netherland courts, Indover bank is under the monitoring of a trustee appointed by the Netherland courts. In the First Public Liquidation Report dated February 11, 2009 issued by the trustee, it is stated that the trustee will conduct an investigation to find the cause of Indover Bank’s liquidation.