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View all search resultsIndonesia is expanding infrastructure, strengthening industrial capacity and accelerating digital adoption while pursuing growth that is more resilient, inclusive and sustainable. In an increasingly uncertain world, where supply chains shift rapidly and capital responds instantly to global events, the role of an international bank has evolved. It is no longer merely a facilitator of cross-border transactions, but a strategic partner that helps businesses and institutions navigate complexity with confidence.
The move came after the country’s stock market and currency emerged as one of Asia’s worst-performing this year amid uncertainties due to the US' wide-sweeping tariffs and concerns over the country’s fiscal policy.
Asia’s trade environment is shifting rapidly, influenced by trends such as nearshoring, digital transformation and geopolitical realignments. With intraregional trade now making up 57 percent of Asia’s total trade, up from 54 percent in 2000, the region is more interconnected than ever.
As an international bank with highly extensive experience in facilitating commerce, HSBC is offering Omni Collect to help streamline domestic payment and collections amid the flourishing digital economy in Southeast Asia.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been participated in the 20th Indonesian Palm Oil Conference (IPOC 2024) in Bali on Friday. Monique Gieskes, CEO of Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC), the country's leading palm oil company, invited participants to consider the DRC as a land of exceptional opportunity for the palm oil industry and as an investment destination of choice.
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