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Academia 4 days ago

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Financing the Global South's infrastructure boom

Too often, emerging markets have relied on models proselytized by global development finance institutions without paying adequate attention to local institutional constraints.

Academia 4 days ago

Hedging has changed. Portfolios need a new playbook

Portfolio hedging has relied on the same rules for decades, but as technology, geopolitics and the nature of trading undergo rapid change, hedging needs an update.

Academia 1 week ago

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Demutualizing IDX to deepen market trust

This structural reform is a step in the right direction as the government focuses on boosting Indonesia’s capital market liquidity.

Academia 3 weeks ago

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Power, trust and Indonesia’s stock crash

The crash of Indonesian stock prices last week is less about market technicalities and more about a profound collapse of political trust.

Editorial 3 weeks ago

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Economic, not family affairs

Prabowo’s administration should avoid complacency and resist politically expedient fixes to complex economic problems.

Academia 1 month ago

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Leveling the playing field: OJK’s new IPO rules

Indonesia’s new e-IPO rules are designed to give ordinary investors a more fair shot at IPO shares while reassuring serious institutional money that the system is better policed and less prone to speculative froth.

Editorial 1 month ago

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Trust is the currency of fiscal policy

We won’t know until January, but we are probably looking at the highest fiscal deficit in decades.

Academia 2 months ago

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Building a financially healthy Indonesia

Setting up a national council for financial health, as the President has announced, is the first step in improving financial well-being for all Indonesians, whose experiences will also inform efforts toward ensuring financial health as a global challenge.

Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

Japan set to issue 11t yen extra bonds despite record tax revenue

The Japanese government will issue around 11 trillion yen (US$70 billion) in additional bonds to help fund an economic package, even as its tax revenue for this fiscal year is expected to rise to a record high.

Academia 2 months ago

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When a queen returns: Finance, inclusion and the colonial echoes of advice

Beneath the politeness of a visit, there is a layered history, highlighting how global finance continues to be intertwined with colonial histories and ongoing inequalities.

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finance

PREMIUM Financing the Global South's infrastructure boom

Hedging has changed. Portfolios need a new playbook

PREMIUM Demutualizing IDX to deepen market trust

PREMIUM Power, trust and Indonesia’s stock crash

PREMIUM Economic, not family affairs

PREMIUM Leveling the playing field: OJK’s new IPO rules

PREMIUM Trust is the currency of fiscal policy

PREMIUM Building a financially healthy Indonesia