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The curious phenomenon of sunlight, upon travelling through a glass prism, turning into a multitude of colors had been observed long before someone, dabbling with simple optical tools and time on his hands, decided to find out why that was so.
The period was the 1660s, around the time the Great Plague swept over London, killing nearly a quarter of its inhabitants. That someone was the renowned mathematician and physicist, Sir Isaac Newton. Isolating at his family cottage in a hamlet 150 km north of London, with a set of transparent prisms, a keen pair of eyes, and a mind thirsting for knowledge and novelty, Newton set out to investigate the nature of light and human sight, and what was there to be revealed between the two.
How is it really that a blade of white light striking an inert piece of glass can conjure such neat, vibrant gradations-something as animated and enchanting as the rainbow? Newton rummaged his mind for possible explanations, and after eliminating those which did not agree with his observations, came up with one final answer. Through his homespun experiments, he concluded that white light was not a pure entity, as many ahead of his time had suggested, but rather a bundle of hues. As it enters the prism, the light is "refracted"-broken up into its foundational constituents: the colors that our eyes see.
In the sciences and humanities, progress is often made incrementally, perfected over long periods of time by piecemeal discoveries of those dedicating their lives to the cause. At times, however, the field advances in leaps and bounds, revolutionized by a landmark finding, or an act of audacious imagining. Newton's theory of light and colors is of the latter, revolutionary kind. Once this was known to us, the way we perceived the world changed-for good. With this paradigm shift, a new era unfolded.
Global catastrophes like a pandemic often force us to learn, the hard way, to reimagine the ways we do things. They necessitate us, against our natural aversion to the uncertain, to look at it in the face. But beyond that, they also spur us to switch our perspective, to consider what we have never done before. And as our perspective switches, our vision of the landscape becomes enriched.
A change in perspective changes the mindset. It allows us to realize that there is not one single way of doing things. There are myriad. Some of the new ways initially introduced as ad-hoc solutions
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would prove their worth in the long term. These ones would eventually stay, becoming the norm, rendering the old ones obsolete.
Today, three years into the Covid-19 pandemic, the world has mounted a mighty response to deal with the virus's direct damage and its repercussions. We have hastened research and come up with effective vaccines and rolled them out in record time. Being physically constricted, we have embraced technology to remain connected with each other, and to maintain our quality of life pre-pandemic. Government agencies and businesses have radically transformed the ways they serve the public and their customers. Some have even performed far better than before and flourished in the digital lane, never looking back. Instead, they train their sight forward, excited for what is to come.
Such is the power and beauty of shifting our perspective. A stumbling block may turn out to be a stepping stone. It reveals to us a spectrum of possible solutions. And with it, we can peer into what lies beyond the horizons.
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ABOUT THIS REPORT
Beyond the New Normal Theme Continuity
Introduction to Integrated Reporting Summary of Integrated Annual Report 2021 Summary of 2021 Sustainable Performance 2021 Key Highlights
01. 2021 PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS
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Share Highlights 20
• Corporate Action 21
• Suspension and/or Delisting 21
• Structure of Shareholders 22
• Dividend Payment History 22
Bonds Highlights 23
Important Events in 2021 24
Awards and Recognition 26
02. REPORTS TO STAKEHOLDERS
Report of the Board of Commissioners Report of the Board of Directors Responsibility of Integrated Annual Report
• Statement of the Board of Commissioners on the Responsibility for the 2021 Integrated Annual Report of
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• Statement of the Board of Directors on the Responsibility for the 2021 Integrated Annual Report of PT BFI Finance Indonesia Tbk
03. COMPANY PROFILE
General Company Information Company Vision and Mission Sustainability Vision and MissionBrief Company History Milestones
Core Values and Corporate Culture Corporate Identity
Line of Business
Map and Operational Network Organization Structure Workforce Profile
Board of Commissioners Profiles Board of Directors Profiles Sharia Supervisory Board Profiles
Committees of the Board of Commissioners Profiles
• Audit Committee
• Risk Oversight Committee
• Nomination and Remuneration Committee
Senior Management Profiles
Corporate Structure
Subsidiaries and Associated Entities Share Ownership Composition Majority Shareholder Profile
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Chronological Listing of Shares and Changes in Number of Shares
Chronological Listing of Other Securities Public Accountant Services
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Capital Market Supporting Institutions and Professions
04. BUSINESS SUPPORTING UNITS
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Financial Performance Review
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• Consolidated Statement of Income and Other Comprehensive Income
• Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
Analysis of Key Ratios
Comparison of Achievements Against Targets in 2021
Capital Structure (Capital Adequacy)
Material Capital Expenditures Subsequent Events Dividends
Use of Public Offering Proceeds
Material Investment, Divestment, Merger & Acquisition, and Debt or Capital Restructuring
Transactions with Potential Conflicts of Interest and Related Parties
Impact from Regulatory Changes on the Company
Accounting Policy Changes 2022 Business Prospects
06. GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Good Corporate Governance Report Sustainability Governance
General Meeting of Shareholders Board of Commissioners
Board of Directors
Performance Assessment of the Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors
Meetings of the Board of Commissioners, Board of Directors, and Joint Meetings of the Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors
Sharia Supervisory Board Audit Committee
Risk Oversight Committee
Nomination and Remuneration Committee Corporate Secretary
Internal Audit
Internal Control System Risk Management Legal Cases
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Administrative Sanctions
Access to Information and Communication Investor Relations
Compliance
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Code of Conduct and Corporate Culture Stock Options
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Information Disclosure Policy Whistleblowing System Anti-Corruption Policy Procurement Policy
Transparency of Financial and Non-Financial Conditions Not Disclosed in Other Reports
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Statement of Application of the Guidelines for Public Corporate Governance
07. SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability Strategy Human Capital Environmental Performance Social Performance
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09. ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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APPENDICES
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Summary of Sustainable Finance Action Plan (RAKB) Report
Feedback Form
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Cross Reference OJK Circular No. 16/ SEOJK.04/2021 on Form and Content of Annual Reports of Issuers or Public Companies
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Cross Reference OJK Regulation No. 51/POJK.03/2017 - Implementation of Sustainable Finance for Financial Services Institutions, Issuers, and Public Companies
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