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The Indonesian Stock Exchange has overhauled its listing framework through changes that reshape how companies prepare for IPOs and how existing listed companies manage their shareholder base.

In light of the spread of the Covid-19 outbreak, on Wednesday (18 March 2020), the OJK, Indonesia's Financial Services Authority, relaxed the rules on submission of reports and holding of...

Regulation of Members of the Board of Governors No. 22/7/PADG/2020 dated April 27, 2020, regarding the Fourth Amendment of Members of the Board of Governors Regulation No. 20/5/PADG/2018...

The Government has moved to expand the remit of its infrastructure guarantee agency in recognition of the ongoing urgent need for private-sector finance to overcome the continuing infrastructure...

In 2021, the Indonesian Financial Services Authority ("OJK") increased the threshold that triggers the requirement to register and seek OJK approval for a private offering of securities.

Securities financing transactions (SFTs) serve a pivotal role in providing liquidity and funding for financial market participants.

When the Indonesian Company Law ("Law Number 40 of 2007") was enacted more than a decade ago, it introduced, through Article 77

Indonesia's Financial Services Authority, or OJK, recently enacted Regulation No. 3/POJK.04/2021 on Implementation of Capital Market Activities.

Further to Law No. 4 of 2023 on Development and Strengthening of Financial Sector ("P2K Law"), Bank Indonesia ("BI") issues Regulation No. 6 of 2023 on Money Market and Foreign Exchange Market...

Recent developments in the financial services sector have included technology disruption and increased financial and investment risks arising from developments in financial instruments, including digital assets.

Indonesia is strengthening its efforts to achieve Indonesia's Net Zero Emission by 2060. In August 2023, the Financial Service Authority issued OJK Regulation No. 14 of 2023 on Carbon Trading Through Carbon Exchange ("OJK Reg 14/2023").