Supervisor - Business Manager
About the job
- A minimum diploma is required.
- At least two years of experience leading a team is required.
- Experience leading more than 5–10 team members is required.
- At least two years of experience as a manager in microfinance is required; experience with Grameen-system financial institutions is preferred.
- Ability to develop sales and marketing strategies to guide the team toward targets is required.
- Must own a motorcycle and have a Class C driving license (SIM C).
- Must be willing to be assigned to Batang.
- High discipline, integrity, honesty, and transparency are required.
- Ability to communicate and collaborate with the team is required.
- Enthusiasm for learning, especially analyzing information and data, is required.
- Adaptability to change and a target-oriented approach are required.
- Ability to build a coaching culture to improve team performance is required.
- Monitor the marketing/business partner team’s performance and target achievement.
- Review the market and implement strategies to achieve established targets.
- Ensure business processes comply with standard operating procedures in both administration and field operations.
- Manage the quality and quantity of the branch/point portfolio.
- Maintain team cohesion and manage internal team conflicts according to company regulations.
- Ensure efficient business operations, set strategic goals, and support the company’s profitability and sustainable long-term success.
- Experience with financial institutions using the Grameen system is preferred.
About the company
Amartha is a fintech platform in Indonesia that connects micro-entrepreneurs with investors through a peer-to-peer lending marketplace to fund productive loans for MSMEs, with a focus on women-led businesses. Borrowers access working capital without collateral, supported by a proprietary ML-based credit scoring system that uses alternative data and a field agent network to enable group lending. Lenders invest through the platform, monitor impact, and earn returns via transaction fees and a share of interest, with the model blending digital technology and in-person support. Its goal is to increase financial inclusion for the unbanked rural population, reduce reliance on predatory moneylenders, and foster sustainable rural growth through accessible funding and financial literacy.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$276M
Headquarters
Jakarta, Indonesia
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Amartha disbursed Rp13.2 trillion in 2025, growing more than 20% year over year.
- Swedfund, Finnfund, and BIO committed $55 million in June 2025, inside a $199 million IFC facility.
- AmarthaFin passed 1 million users in 2025, while AmarthaLink topped 50,000 users.
What critics are saying
- OJK's July 2025 rules cap productive funding at Rp5 billion unless NPL stays below 5%.
- Amartha said 2025 NPF was around 4%; any rise triggers tighter growth constraints.
- Seventy percent of funding came from institutional lenders in 2025, creating refinancing dependence.
What makes Amartha unique
- Amartha combines field agents, group lending, and AmarthaFin across 50,000 Indonesian villages.
- Its borrower base skews women-led MSMEs outside Java, where 60% of portfolio sits.
- Bank Indonesia licensed Amartha Financial Group in August 2025 for payments, lending, and multifinance.
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2%Amartha, a fintech startup, secured $55 million (Rp 895.6 billion) from three European financial institutions: Swedfund ($25 million), Finnfund, and BIO ($15 million each). The funds will expand micro-business capital access, especially for women in rural Indonesia. This is part of a $199 million syndication led by IFC. CEO Andi Taufan Garuda Putra highlighted the importance of prudent governance and digital financial ecosystem development to attract global investors.
The loan aims to enhance financial inclusion for women-led micro-enterprises in Indonesia, especially in rural regions.
The acquisition was done through Amartha’s holding company, PT Amartha Nusantara Raya.
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