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MSMEs struggle to get loans from 'picky' lenders

Economy 1 year ago

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MSMEs struggle to get loans from 'picky' lenders

Only 19 percent of bank loans went to small businesses last year, far short of the President’s target. Experts urge the government to simplify regulations and do more to help MSMEs.

Tides of change: Empowering women to protect Indonesia’s oceans

Academia 2 years ago

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Tides of change: Empowering women to protect Indonesia’s oceans

A World Bank report pointed out several preexisting gender inequalities in Indonesia, such as women being more prone to poverty and lower literacy, as well as having less access to basic human rights and limited representation in political processes compared to men.

Revamping bank funding for optimal capital allocation

Academia 2 years ago

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Revamping bank funding for optimal capital allocation

Asset reallocation and strengthening funding sources have emerged in recent years as innovative strategies for banks to enhance their asset quality, maximize their returns and improve their overall financial health.

Managing the risks of fintech student loans in Indonesia

Academia 2 years ago

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Managing the risks of fintech student loans in Indonesia

Universities and fintech platforms should collaborate to promote financial literacy among students, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage their finances responsibly.

Rising cost of funds bites into profitability of major Indonesian banks

Companies 2 years ago

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Rising cost of funds bites into profitability of major Indonesian banks

Analysts forecast that the situation will remain the same in the first semester this year, as Bank Indonesia (BI) is only expected to cut its interest rate in the second half.

KAI to receive $542.7m loan from Chinese bank for high-speed rail cost overrun

Companies 2 years ago

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KAI to receive $542.7m loan from Chinese bank for high-speed rail cost overrun

Railway operator PT KAI secures a US$542.7 million loan from China Development Bank to cover cost overrun of the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed rail project with a government guarantee and 45-year tenure.

Banking’s pricey dilemma: Maximizing profits vs. mitigating risks

Academia 2 years ago

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Banking’s pricey dilemma: Maximizing profits vs. mitigating risks

Managing the cost of funds significantly impacts a bank's profitability, as it is crucial for effective risk management and diversifying funding sources.

How sustainability initiatives influence transfer pricing analysis

Academia 2 years ago

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How sustainability initiatives influence transfer pricing analysis

As businesses integrate sustainability initiatives beyond the now familiar rhetoric of ESG, they should also adjust their transfer pricing analysis to accurately capture the resulting transformative changes in how they do business.

Managing credit risk

Editorial 2 years ago

Managing credit risk

Even though domestic consumption, the main driver of Indonesia's growth, will likely remain fairly robust next year, investors will, predictably, be in “wait and see” mode until the new government comes into power in October.

COP28: Surely, we can do better

Editorial 2 years ago

COP28: Surely, we can do better

On climate change, looking at what can only be described as modest targets, Indonesia is a follower, not a leader.

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