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Academia 2 weeks ago

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ASEAN’s power grid: The next investable infrastructure opportunity

Forget policy aspirations, the ASEAN Power Grid is transforming into an "electricity supercycle" that represents Southeast Asia’s most consequential and investable infrastructure play of the decade.

Academia 3 months ago

Why Malaysia must reform its Islamic home financing

Islamic home financing in Malaysia needs urgent form, as in its current iteration, it is failing too many buyers when projects stall or collapse.

Academia 4 months ago

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Climate justice: From rhetoric to real responsibility

For developing nations like Indonesia, COP30 in Belem is not merely another conference; it is a moral test of the world’s commitment to justice,

Academia 4 months ago

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Beyond fire brigades: Financing prevention, not panic

The world needs development banks and financial institutions to move from post-disaster reimbursement to pre-disaster readiness.

Editorial 4 months ago

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BI must remain independent

A central bank mandated to achieve a government’s economic growth goals will blur the lines between monetary and fiscal policies.

Regulations 5 months ago

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New OJK regulation aims to ease MSME financing

A newly issued regulation due to take effect in November formalizes the OJK's policy to boost loan disbursement for MSMEs through eased access as part of its credit flow revitalization strategy.

Academia 6 months ago

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A giant sea wall, a giant mistake the government opts to ignore?

The Giant Sea Wall project shows confusion in policy, poor problem diagnosis and the risk of spending billions on the wrong solution.

Economy 6 months ago

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Moderate gains, rising challenges: Navigating the multi-finance industry in 2025

The multi-finance industry is entering a phase of more limited growth this year, with Bank Mandiri projecting receivables expansion will remain relatively flat at around Rp 500 trillion in the remaining months of the year.

Academia 8 months ago

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Danantara and the discipline to let go

Danantara must resist passing out unconditional loans left and right lest it turns into a bailout fund for failing SOEs, and instead look to maintaining its commercial posture and stand as a catalyst for reform by rewarding discipline through capital injections.

Economy 8 months ago

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World bank approves $2b financing for RI development

The instruments would allow the World Bank and its partners to mobilize an additional $345 million of private investment to finance solar and wind projects.

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PREMIUM ASEAN’s power grid: The next investable infrastructure opportunity

Why Malaysia must reform its Islamic home financing

PREMIUM Climate justice: From rhetoric to real responsibility

PREMIUM Beyond fire brigades: Financing prevention, not panic

PREMIUM BI must remain independent

PREMIUM New OJK regulation aims to ease MSME financing

PREMIUM A giant sea wall, a giant mistake the government opts to ignore?

PREMIUM Moderate gains, rising challenges: Navigating the multi-finance industry in 2025

PREMIUM Danantara and the discipline to let go

PREMIUM World bank approves $2b financing for RI development