Indonesia is expanding infrastructure, strengthening industrial capacity and accelerating digital adoption while pursuing growth that is more resilient, inclusive and sustainable. In an increasingly uncertain world, where supply chains shift rapidly and capital responds instantly to global events, the role of an international bank has evolved. It is no longer merely a facilitator of cross-border transactions, but a strategic partner that helps businesses and institutions navigate complexity with confidence.That role is reflected in HSBC Indonesia’s recognition at the Euromoney Awards of Excellence 2026 as Best International Bank in Indonesia, Best Bank in Sustainable Finance in Indonesia and Best Bank for Securities Services in Euromoney Awards of Excellence 2026. The awards highlight HSBC’s international capabilities and its commitment to supporting Indonesia’s long-term development.
In an interview, HSBC Indonesia President Director Stuart Rogers discussed how the bank is helping connect Indonesia’s growth ambitions with global capital while strengthening its role as a trusted strategic partner.
Built on trust and a long-term commitment
HSBC has operated in Indonesia since 1884, originally facilitating trade between Batavia and global markets. More than 140 years later, that history represents more than longevity. It reflects deep institutional knowledge developed through changing political, economic and business environments.
