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Implementation, education key as disgorgement fund scheme to take effect in July
Business 5 years ago

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Implementation, education key as disgorgement fund scheme to take effect in July

The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has issued a regulation on a disgorgement fund to protect investors from illegal conduct as stakeholders stress the importance of proper fund management and education for retail investors.
Bourse opens securities crowdfunding for small firms
Business 5 years ago

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Bourse opens securities crowdfunding for small firms

The securities crowdfunding will allow SMEs to offer to investors equity, debt papers or sukuk for sharia-based funding worth up to Rp 10 billion (US$712,918).
House drops BI Law revision, shifts focus to omnibus bill on financial sector
Business 5 years ago

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House drops BI Law revision, shifts focus to omnibus bill on financial sector

The plan to amend the Bank Indonesia (BI) Law caused concern in the financial markets since it had looked to curtail the central bank's independence and sustain debt monetization to finance the state budget. 
Traceable: Stakeholders work to promote digital sharia economy
Business 5 years ago

Traceable: Stakeholders work to promote digital sharia economy

Indonesia’s sharia financial literacy rate was only 8.93 percent in 2019, Financial Services Authority (OJK) data show.
Jokowi calls on fintechs to adopt good governance for enhanced cybersecurity, services
Business 5 years ago

Jokowi calls on fintechs to adopt good governance for enhanced cybersecurity, services

The Indonesian President conveyed the need for fintech companies to adopt best practices and pursue innovation to propel the country toward greater digital financial literacy in his opening speech for the Indonesia Fintech Summit 2020.
OJK slashes 2020 equity fundraising target by 47%, still optimistic for 2021
Business 5 years ago

OJK slashes 2020 equity fundraising target by 47%, still optimistic for 2021

Despite revising down its estimate, the OJK remains optimistic that capital market fundraising will rebound along with the economy next year.
Indonesia's economy showing signs of improvement
Business 5 years ago

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Indonesia's economy showing signs of improvement

The country’s financial system remained stable in the third quarter and was expected to further support economic recovery going forward, said the KSSK.
Loan restructuring program extended until 2022
Business 5 years ago

Loan restructuring program extended until 2022

According to OJK data, as of Sept. 28, a total of Rp 904.3 trillion in loans to 7.5 million borrowers had been restructured.
The future of banking is not for banks
Opinion 5 years ago

The future of banking is not for banks

It took years to understand Bill Gates’ quote, “Banking is necessary, but banks are not.” He said it in 1994, and it is becoming true. This statement was hard to understand in 1994, when fintech was not popular.
What we can learn from abolition of the UK FSA
Opinion 5 years ago

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What we can learn from abolition of the UK FSA

Back in Indonesia, buzzes about revamping regulatory structure have been proliferating for months. And in many discussions, the abolition of the UK’s FSA is often cited, alas not accurately.

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