Unfortunately, there are no banks from Indonesia to enter the ranks of those.
Michael Araneta, Research Director, IDC Financial Insights Asia Pacific, said the nine banks in the super-region recorded an average return of 26% beyond its domestic market in 2012.
"The numbers are up from the 2010 average of 20%. Super-regional Asean targets we expect earnings from outside its domestic market by 60% in 2015," he told the Asian Financial Services Congress 2013, Thursday (02/28/2013).
Nine bank called IDC as a super-regional banks in the Asia Pacific region, namely ANZ, Maybank, DBS, CIMB, OCBC Bank, Commonwealth Bank, SMBC, Tokio Marine, and UOB.
"We also see the potential for the emergence of a new super-regional, such as ICBC, RHB, MSIG, Wespac, and NAB," said Araneta.
According to the IDC study, the bank managed to become super-regional allocate substantial funds for shopping information technology (IT). A total of 6 of 9 super-regional bank, added Araneta, plans to increase IT spending over 10% in 2013.
In addition, the super-regional banks also supported the initiative of the integrated helpdesk, centralized project management, virtualization, and centralized decision making.
On occasion, IDC Financial Insights also gives awards to a number of banks considered to meet the solution to the challenges of an increasingly dynamic financial sector. Than 130 financial institutions, some of the category was won by the super-regional bank.
Financial Insights Innovation Awards (FIIA) 2013 field of mobile payments innovation given to ANZ.
The 2013 award categories FIIA social innovation and customer experience of retail banking and corporate given to CIMB Bank and DBS Bank.
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