Qualitative Disclosure Liquidity Risk

03 Company at a Glance 04 Management Discussion and Analysis on Companys Performance 05 Review of Business Support Function 01 Main Highlights 02 Management Report

3. Liquidity Risk

A. Qualitative Disclosure

Liquidity Risk Management Organization The framework and governance of liquidity risk management in Bank Mandiri adheres to the principles of the Three Layer Defense Approach three layers of defense. Consisting of BOC whom exercises oversight of liquidity risk risk oversight through the Risk Oversight Committee, Integrated GCG Committee and the Audit Committee. The Board of Directors runs the risk policy functions through the Executive Committee related to liquidity risk management, namely Asset Liability Committee ALCO. At the operational level, the Risk Management Unit together with the business units and the Compliance Work unit performs the function of risk identification, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and risk control. The framework of risk management of Bank Mandiri were developed by internal and external factors which include but not limited to the Business Bank, Provisions Regulator, development methodologies and best practices, and Data Risk. The authorities and responsibilities regarding implementation of risk management stipulated in Bank Mandiri Risk Management Policy KMRBM. Overview of Liquidity Condition of Bank Mandiri, Mechanism of Liquidity Risk Measurement, and Funding Strategy Liquidity risk is the risk that occurs when the Bank is not able to provide liquidity at a reasonable price which affect the profitability and the impact on bank capital. In general, bank liquidity is affected by the funding structure, liquidity of assets, liabilities to the counterparty, and credit commitments to borrowers. Meanwhile, the measurement of liquidity risk of banking tested using several indicators, such as primary reserve ratio Statutory and Cash, secondary reserve liquidity reserves loan to funding ratio LFR, Concentration Customer Besar, and liquidity coverage ratio LCR. As of December 31, 2016, the position of Primary GWM Rupiah amounted to 6.50 of total third party funds Rupiah, while the secondary reserve amount is equal to 9.84 of total third party funds Rupiah. As for foreign exchange, the Bank maintains statutory reserves amounted to 8.12 of the total foreign currency deposits. The realization of GWM Rupiah and Foreign Exchange in accordance with the regulations and internal limits. Secondary reserve liquidity reserves are liquid instruments Bank support to function as a primary reserve liquidity reserve to fund the needs that are not scheduled. In managing the secondary reserve, the Bank has a limited liquidity reserve in the form of safety limit level, the Banks projected liquidity reserve to 1 month ahead. On December 31, 2016, liquidity reserves and foreign currency Rp is above the safety level as well as in a state of optimal surplus. Loan to Funding Ratio LFR is the ratio of credit given to the third party against the total funds of third party and securities issued in rupiah and foreign currency. LFR used to see how big the source of funds comes from public funds, which contractually short term nature, used to finance assets such as loans which generally illiquid. As of December 31, 2016, LFR Total Bank Mandiri amounting to 85.41. The banks liquidity position significantly affected by the cash flow from third party funds. To strengthen the structure of long-term funds, the Bank also pursuing a strategy of funding through wholesale funding such as the Fund Borrowing, Publishing NCD, and Senior Debt Issuance. Steps and Plans in Anticipating Liquidity Risk Liquidity risk control performed by setting a limit - a limit which refers to the provision and internal regulator. To determine the impact of changes in market factors and internal factors in extreme conditions crisis to liquidity, the Banks liquidity risk stress testing periodically. In addition, the Bank also has a Liquidity Contingency Plan LCP, which includes funding strategy include money market lending, repo, bilateral loans, FX swap, sale of securities, as well as pricing strategies. In LCP, the determination of liquidity and funding strategies have to consider internal and external conditions. To raise awareness of the economic conditions that less stable, either because of the crisis global condition as well as a various issues in the country, Bank Mandiri also monitor the external indicators such as: the exchange rate of USDRp, Credit Default Swap CDS 5 years Indonesia, spreads between ROI 5 years against UST 5 years, the Composite Stock Price Index IHSG, interest rate Rupiah and USD interbank, Non Delivery Forward NDF USDRp 1M as well as the latest market information.

B. Quantitative Disclosure