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Editorial 4 weeks ago

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Transparency matters

These shows may suspended accounts, but the process needs transparency.

Academia 1 month ago

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Why Danantara should stay out of KSSK

"KSSK Plus" introduces profound systemic, institutional and governance risks that threaten to undermine the very financial stability it seeks to enhance.

Academia 1 month ago

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BI governor's exit signals a shift from markets to command?

Connect the dots and a deeper question emerges: Is the country shifting toward a command model of economic governance?

Companies 3 months ago

Banks ramped up fossil fuel investment in 2025: NGO report

The world's leading banks ramped up investment in fossil fuels last year to the overall tune of US$900 billion, up 8 percent on 2024, a group of NGOs said Tuesday in a joint report.

Economy 3 months ago

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Loan growth rises despite persistently weak MSME lending: OJK

The OJK expressed optimism on Friday that "strong banking capital resilience" would help serve as a buffer against the impacts of a weakening rupiah, after unveiling the industry's loan growth figures in April.

Companies 4 months ago

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Citi Indonesia slows lending in ‘cautious’ approach

The bank’s loan issuance dropped 1.7 percent year-on-year (yoy) to Rp 26.9 trillion (US$1.55 billion) last year, according to its financial report.

Academia 6 months ago

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When data flows, can banking supervision follow?

Cross-border data flows raise the question whether the authority that sustains safety and soundness remains fully enforceable once the relevant information is placed in another jurisdiction.

Companies 7 months ago

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BCA announces Rp5t share buyback as IDX drops further

The country’s biggest private bank by assets has announced a plan to repurchase up to Rp 5 trillion (US$298.6 million) worth of its shares following a sharp decline in the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) Composite index.

Economy 8 months ago

Banking sector 2026: Gaining altitude?

Indonesia’s banking sector had a tough time in 2025 due to several challenges, mostly stemming from weaker domestic demand. A struggling middle-to-low-income class has put pressure on banks from the assets and liability side.

Economy 8 months ago

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Slow loan growth holding back GDP, INDEF says

An INDEF economist has said the loan growth target must aim for a higher target of 15-16 percent next year rather than 8-12 percent at present to boost GDP.

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banking

PREMIUM Transparency matters

PREMIUM Why Danantara should stay out of KSSK

PREMIUM BI governor's exit signals a shift from markets to command?

Banks ramped up fossil fuel investment in 2025: NGO report

PREMIUM Loan growth rises despite persistently weak MSME lending: OJK

PREMIUM Citi Indonesia slows lending in ‘cautious’ approach

PREMIUM When data flows, can banking supervision follow?

PREMIUM BCA announces Rp5t share buyback as IDX drops further