To generally calm the market from its consistent downward volatility amid the global coronavirus pandemic, the relevant Indonesian government authorities have taken several actions. These include...

Indonesia is set to tax tech companies that may or may not have a legal presence in the country, as electronic transactions and the use of streaming services and online telecom apps have increased notably...

The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed the Indonesian economy, cut state revenue and forced increased state spending and financing.

Many businesses in Indonesia have been forced to temporarily cease their activities because of COVID-19. Some factories are still operating to ensure the continuation of production.

The COVID-19 outbreak has forced most of us to adapt to new ways of working and doing business. We are attending online meetings instead of physical ones, webinars have replaced seminars, ...

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...

The COVID-19 global pandemic has taken a toll on the Indonesian economy, underlining the need for financial institutions to have adequate liquidity in the face of uncertain times

The ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis has strained not only Indonesia's healthcare infrastructure, but also the economy, placing an even heavier burden on the Indonesian people.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indonesian Minister of Finance ("MOF") has issued a regulation on tax incentives aimed at stabilizing the economy ...