PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BSI) achieved first place in the ESG Global Islamic Banking rating based on the latest Bloomberg data, marking a major international milestone for the bank (19/01).
The ranking reflects BSI’s highest ESG score among global Islamic banks.
BSI recorded an ESG Score of 5.56, rising significantly from its previous score of 3.86.
This result places BSI above the global Islamic banking industry average and classifies the bank in the “LEADING” category.
Sustainable Finance Strategy Drives ESG Performance
The ESG score improvement resulted from a measured and consistent strategy in applying sustainable finance principles.
Vice President Director of BSI, Bob Tyasika Ananta, stated that the achievement was driven by stronger disclosure of financing policies that support sustainability.
Sustainable Financing Reaches Rp73.6 Trillion
As of the third quarter of 2025, BSI recorded Rp73.6 trillion in sustainable financing distribution.
This amount represents 24.33% of BSI’s total financing portfolio and reflects the bank’s commitment to green economy initiatives, social impact, and MSME financing.
ESG Transparency Strengthens Global Standing
Bob added that transparency plays a key role in building global investor trust.
BSI discloses its sustainability performance through a dedicated ESG landing page on its official website, allowing stakeholders to monitor carbon footprint data and social and environmental impacts.
With this score, BSI secured the top global Bloomberg ESG ranking in the Islamic banking category.
The achievement demonstrates that Indonesia’s Islamic banking sector can compete and lead in sustainability issues at the international level, in line with global standards.
BSI remains committed to increasing green financing and maintaining strong corporate governance to support the government’s Net Zero Emission targets and deliver value to customers and investors.
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