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Arisyi Raz Corporate finance analyst

The writer is a graduate of the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. He previously worked as an analyst from the Macroprudential Policy Department of Bank Indonesia.

12 posts

Opinion 4 years ago

The Fed, coronavirus and Indonesia’s fiscal policy

A number of recent events appear to be unrelated, but are actually connected to each other, particul...

Opinion 4 years ago

Other challenges of sharia banking in Indonesia

The case of Bank Muamalat that failed to meet its minimum capital requirement of 12 percent reveals ...

Opinion 4 years ago

Inverted yield curve, global recession and Indonesian economy

Recently concerns have been raised over the so-called inverted yield curve in the United States. A y...

Opinion 4 years ago

Will lower interest rate lead to credit expansion?

The recent rate cut’s effect on the banking sector may be less significant or less immediate a...

Opinion 4 years ago

US-China trade war: Lessons to learn

The trade spat between China and the United States has adversely affected Indonesia’s economy ...

Opinion 5 years ago

Indonesia and innovation: Can they mingle?

Bloomberg, a financial data and media company, on Jan. 22 released the 2019 Bloomberg Innovation Ind...

Opinion 5 years ago

Do we need further monetary tightening?

Bank Indonesia (BI) recently raised its seven-day reverse repo rate by 25 basis points to 6 percent ...

Opinion 5 years ago

Another commodity boom: Blessing or curse in disguise?

A heavy reliance on coal exports also leads to unsustainable exports and a more volatile exchange ra...

Opinion 5 years ago

New fragile five and threat of financial chaos

In 2013, a research analyst at Morgan Stanley coined the term the “Fragile Five”, r...

Opinion 6 years ago

The rise of bond financing

Many analysts argue that 2017 was a spectacular year for bond financing. Data from the Indonesia Sto...

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12 posts

The Fed, coronavirus and Indonesia’s fiscal policy

Other challenges of sharia banking in Indonesia

Inverted yield curve, global recession and Indonesian economy

Will lower interest rate lead to credit expansion?

US-China trade war: Lessons to learn

Indonesia and innovation: Can they mingle?

Do we need further monetary tightening?

Another commodity boom: Blessing or curse in disguise?

New fragile five and threat of financial chaos

The rise of bond financing