Key facts
- Bank Mandiri's SFT exposures rose 117% quarter on quarter to 98.06 trillion rupiahs in the second quarter of 2026.
- The increase amounted to 52.84 trillion rupiahs, or $3 billion, according to Risk.net.
- Derivatives exposures rose 67%, or 16.45 trillion rupiahs, in the same quarter.
- The bank's Tier 1 leverage ratio fell to its lowest level on record.
Bank Mandiri's securities financing transaction exposures more than doubled in the second quarter of 2026, rising 117% quarter on quarter, or 52.84 trillion rupiahs ($3 billion), to 98.06 trillion rupiahs, according to Risk.net. Securities financing transactions are arrangements such as repurchase agreements and securities lending in which cash or securities are borrowed against collateral.
The increase contributed to a drop in the Indonesian lender's Tier 1 leverage ratio to its lowest level on record, Risk.net reported. The bank's derivatives exposures also rose in the quarter, by 67%, or 16.45 trillion rupiahs.
The report did not give the level of the Tier 1 leverage ratio or the size of its decline.