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25 November 2021 by
The development of information technology in the digital era has brought changes in the management and operations of banks. The shifting from the traditional bank concept to the bank of the future is to encourage banking digitalization, among others, by setting-up a digital bank through the new establishment or transformation of an existing bank.
10 September 2021 by
In line with the development of technology, consumers’ behavior in using financial services has shifted
16 January 2024 by
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23 June 2023 by
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23 June 2023 by
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29 May 2023 by
As one of the designated Key Partners of the OECD, Indonesia has implemented some of the OECD’s Action Plans into its prevailing laws and regulations, including Action 8-10 concerning Transfer Pricing and Action 13 concerning Country-by-country Reporting.
19 April 2023 by
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13 April 2023 by
Indonesia’s competition authority, the KPPU (Komisi Pengawas Persaingan Usaha), has issued a new merger filing regulation, KPPU Regulation No. 3 of 2023 regarding Evaluation of Merger, Consolidation, or Acquisition of Shares and/or Assets which May Result in Monopolistic Practices and/or Unfair Competition (“KPPU Reg 3/2023”). Because this regulation is so new, certain provisions may require further clarification. Nonetheless, based on the text of the regulation, the following appear to be the biggest changes under KPPU Reg 3/2023
27 March 2023 by
Our dedicated series on the P2SK Law continues with our latest Advisory, which explores the changes brought by Chapter V, amending the Capital Market, Money Market, and Forex Market. Following the enactment of the P2SK Law, we can expect many new implementing regulations in the financial sector. Participants in the financial markets should anticipate compliance changes and prepare to quickly adapt to any necessary adjustments.
27 March 2023 by
The Government of Indonesia moves forward the development of Indonesia’s new capital city, namely Ibu Kota Nusantara (“IKN”) by issuing several underlying regulations to date in effort to encourage the participation of private sector in accelerating the infrastructure development of the IKN. One of them being the groundworks to implement the public-private partnerships in such development. With a total cost estimate of more than IDR460 trillion (or approximately USD30 billion), the five-stages development of IKN is targeted to be 80% funded from non-State Budget and therefore can be expected to attract private investors participation in it. This advisory provides an overview of the funding schemes and private sector participation in the development of IKN.