Jakarta, Indonesia, May 2024 – Rifat Limboro has started a new position as Vice President Human Resources (Team Lead Learning & ER) at PT. Bank ICBC Indonesia. In this role, Rifat will manage the Learning & Development (LND) and Employee Relations & Formalities (ER&Formalities) units, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, fostering employee engagement, and maintaining robust training and employee relations programs.
Rifat Limboro has been with PT. Bank ICBC Indonesia for nearly eight years. He initially joined as Senior Manager, HR Employee Relations & Formalities, where he handled government reporting, expatriate formalities, and coordinated with various internal and external parties on regulatory matters. He then progressed to Assistant Vice President, HR Employee Relations & Formalities, and subsequently to AVP – Team Lead Learning & Employee Relations. In these roles, Rifat ensured the efficient functioning of LND and ER units, managed industrial relations, and oversaw employee engagement activities.
Before his tenure at PT. Bank ICBC Indonesia, Rifat worked at PT. Bank Commonwealth for over five years. He served as Manager, Governance, Risk and Government Reporting Specialist, managing governance and risk relations and government reporting to regulators. He also held roles such as Manager, HR Resourcing Operations Specialist and Assistant Manager, HR Expatriate Formalities Relations, where he managed expatriate formalities and pre-employment processes.
Earlier in his career, Rifat held various positions in call center management and quality assurance at PT MECC for Indonesia AirAsia Call Center and PT MECC for AXIS Call Center, where he led teams and implemented training programs to improve service levels and customer satisfaction.
About PT. Bank ICBC Indonesia:
PT. Bank ICBC Indonesia is a subsidiary of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited (ICBC Ltd.). Since its establishment in 2007, ICBC Indonesia has grown rapidly in the country’s banking industry. The bank’s total assets have expanded nearly 50 times, from Rp640.6 billion in 2007 to Rp39.05 trillion in December 2014. ICBC Indonesia has received numerous awards, including “50 Best Performing Bank in 2010” from “Investor” magazine and “Bank with Very Good 2012” from “INFOBANK” magazine. In 2014, it was recognized as “Best Performance Bank Mix Category” by TEMPO MEDIA and “Bank with Predicate Very Good 2014” from Infobank Magazine.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (ICBC) is China’s largest bank and the largest bank in the world. It is one of China’s “Big Four” state-owned commercial banks, along with the Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, and China Construction Bank. ICBC is the world’s largest bank by market value, deposits, and profitability.
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