History of BPPDAN

  1. 8 Sep
    1992

    Inter Company Agreement (ICA)

    On September 8 1992, a total of 94 insurance/reinsurance companies under the auspices of the Indonesian Insurance Council (DAI) met to form an Inter Company Agreement (ICA)

  2. 5 Oct
    1992

    BPPDAN

    Through DAI Chairman's Decree No. 669A/DAI/92 concerning the Establishment of BPPDAN on 5 October 1992 and PT Reinsurance General Indonesia was appointed to carry out the duties and functions of BPPDAN

  3. 5 Oct
    1992

    SK Ketua DAI No.669A/DAI/92

    The formation of BPPDAN was stated in the Decree of the Chairman of DAI No. 669A/DAI/92 dated 15 October 1992 and at the same time appointed PT. Reinsurance General Indonesia as the company carrying out the duties and functions of BPPDAN

  4. 4 Des
    1992

    Inter Company Agreement (ICA)

    Was formed "Joint Agreement between Member Companies of the Indonesian Insurance Council in the Loss Insurance Sector Regarding Fire Insurance Rates ” and recorded in the Deed of Agreement by notary M.M.I Wiardi, S.H. on December 4, 1992

BPPDAN Development

BPPDAN Capabilities

With 32 years of experience managing national insurance data, BPPDAN is supported by skilled and experienced human resources.

Infrastructure

  1. Development of Business to Business (B2B) Session & Claims System for data collection (see table on the side).
  2. Comprehensive database with 41 attributes.
  3. State-of-the-art data center.
  4. Dedicated server for data processing and database management.
  5. Data storage capacity of two million data points per year and a database spanning 27 years.
  6. Data Recovery Center in Batam.
  7. Disaster Recovery Center in Batam.
  8. Software Prophet Professional, Easy Fit, Matlab, Oracle Form, and Oracle Report.

Additionally, BPPDAN collaborates with the FMIPA Institut Teknologi Bandung to develop the Property Insurance Tariff Methodology in Indonesia.

BPPDAN Treaty Development

In its task of establishing National Insurance Data Statistics, BPPDAN operates by implementing mandatory sessions as outlined in the Decree of the Director General of Financial Institutions No. 2149/LK/2004 dated May 24, 2004, and Addendum No. 5443/LK/2004 dated October 25, 2004, regarding mandatory treaty sessions.

The mandatory treaty session refers to 2.5% of the Insured Value or a maximum of Rp 500,000,000 per risk. The mandatory treaty session received by BPPDAN is then processed by Indonesia Re, which is responsible for managing conventional property insurance data, and Reindo Syariah for managing Islamic property insurance data.

Over time, the amount of the mandatory treaty session is not always 2.5% of the Insured Value or a maximum of Rp 500,000,000 per risk, but it changes according to the prevailing regulations. The development of the mandatory session amount can be seen in the table below.

Year Session Amount Commission Description
1992 - 1996 2.5% of TSI Max Rp1 Billion/US$500,000 35% Statistics Session
1996 10% of TSI Max Rp11 Billion/US$5,500,000 35% POKN Session
1997 10% of TSI Max Rp1 Billion/US$10,000,000 35% POKN Session
1998 10% of TSI Max Rp1 Billion/US$10,000,000 35% POKN Session
1999 2.5% of TSI Max Rp3.75 Billion/US$500,000 20% Statistics Session
2000 2.5% of TSI Max Rp3.50 Billion/US$500,000 20% Statistics Session
2001 2.5% of TSI Max Rp4 Billion/US$500,000 32.5% Statistics Session
2002 2.5% of TSI Max Rp5 Billion/US$500,000 32.5% Statistics Session
2003 2.5% of TSI Max Rp4.5 Billion/US$500,000 32.5% Statistics Session
2004 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$500,000 32.5% Statistics Session
2005 2.5% of TSI Max Rp4.5 Million/US$55,556 32.5% Statistics Session
2006 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$50,000 32.5% Statistics Session
2007 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$52,632 32.5% Statistics Session
2008 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$52,632 32.5% Statistics Session
2009 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$50,000 32.5% Statistics Session
2010 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$50,000 30% Statistics Session
2011 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$52,632 30% Statistics Session
2012 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$55,556 30% Statistics Session
2013 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$52,632 30% Statistics Session
2014 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$50,000 30% Statistics Session
2015 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$41,666 30% Statistics Session
2016 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$37,037 30% Statistics Session
2017 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$37,037 30% Statistics Session
2018 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$37,037 30% Statistics Session
2019 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$37,037 30% Statistics Session
2020 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$34,483 30% Statistics Session
2021 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$34,483 30% Statistics Session
2022 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$34,483 30% Statistics Session
2023 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$33,333 30% Statistics Session
2024 2.5% of TSI Max Rp500 Million/US$33,333 30% Statistics Session

As a consequence of receiving mandatory sessions from all general insurance companies in Indonesia, BPPDAN also has an obligation to pay claims according to its participation in a particular risk. However, similar to reinsurance companies in Indonesia, BPPDAN has several limitations on treaties, as follows:

  1. Reinsurance Treaty (Proportional and Non-Proportional) Business.
  2. Retrocession Business.
  3. Inward Facultative Business.
  4. Pool Business such as Konsorsium Asuransi Risiko Khusus (KARK).
  5. Excess of Loss/First Loss/Layered and PML Basis Insurance and Reinsurance Business.
  6. Extra Contractual Obligations Exclusion Clause.
  7. Nuclear Energy Risk Exclusion Clause 1994 - NMA 1975 (A).
  8. War and Civil War Exclusion Clause NMA 464.
  9. Seepage and Pollution Risk - NMA 1685.
  10. Riot, Strikes, Malicious Damage greater than 4.1. A less terrorism and sabotage (as per NMA 2921).
  11. Electronic Date Recognition Endorsement A; NMA 2800 11/12/1997.
  12. Transmission & Distribution Lines Exclusion Clause.
  13. IT Hazard Clarification Clause NMA 1992 - 12/11/01.
  14. Cyber Exclusion Clause - NMA 2915.
  15. Traditional Risk Market - Code 2935.

In accordance with the results of the 1992 ICA agreement, BPPDAN has the task of collecting accurate information for the needs of the Tariff Bureau - DAI, which aims to:

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Maintaining a balance between the interests of the insurance industry, the insured community and the national economy.

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Create a premium rate reference.

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Formation of National Statistical Data.