PT Victoria Investama Tbk, through its subsidiaries, provides financial services in Indonesia. The company offers commercial banking products and services, which include saving and current accounts, deposits, and investment products; and loan products, which comprise consumer and production credit. It also operates as a security broker and underwriter for individual client, and local and foreign business entities; and manages securities and securities products, such as shares, bonds, and other assets, including property. In addition, the company offers general insurance products, such as property, motor vehicle, personal accidents, transportation, engineering, money, liability, and shipbuilding insurance to multi finance companies, banks, local government, state-owned enterprises, and private companies; and life insurance products. Further, it provides corporate finance and advisory management services, as well as act as a fund arranger. PT Victoria Investama Tbk was formerly known as PT Victoria Sekuritas and changed its name to PT Victoria Investama Tbk in 2012. The company was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia. PT Victoria Investama Tbk is a subsidiary of PT Gratamulia Pratama.
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