Indonesia

    Market Infrastructure

    Indonesia: OJK Outlines Capital Market Priorities for 2022

    By Mark Johnston | 11/01/2022

    OJK will work on developing a carbon exchange at IDX, new derivative instruments, and central clearing infrastructure.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesian Bourse Relaxes Listing Rules to Draw in Tech IPOs

    By Editors | 28/12/2021

    The relaxed rules allow firms to fulfil other qualifications in lieu of the existing net tangible assets requirements for listing.

    Market Infrastructure

    Indonesian Regulators Publish LIBOR Transition Guide

    By Editors | 28/12/2021

    The guide recommends five steps for market participants with LIBOR exposures, to help them respond to and prepare for the transition.

    Fintech / Regtech

    Bank Indonesia Launches New Fast Payments System, BI-Fast

    By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 24/12/2021

    BI-Fast lowers the interbank transfer fee, set at IDR 2,500 (USD 0.18) per transaction, down from the usual IDR 6,500 fee for interbank transfers. 21 banks have so far enrolled on BI-Fast.

    Securities / Derivatives

    Indonesia OJK Introduces Dual Class Shares for Tech IPOs

    By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 15/12/2021

    The move is aimed at incentivising domestic tech firms to list on the IDX to deepen the capital market and make it more attractive to investors.

    Market Infrastructure

    Indonesia Forms National Working Group on Benchmark Reform

    By Editors | 29/11/2021

    The working group will provide information and education to market players and recommendations on alternative benchmark rates.

    Market Infrastructure

    Bank Indonesia Issues Implementation Regulations for BI-FAST

    By Editors | 22/11/2021

    Banks with IDR 6 trillion in core capital, and non-bank institutions with IDR 100 billion in paid-up capital, can be direct participants of BI-FAST.

    Fintech / Regtech

    Indonesia Religious Council Declares Crypto Assets Forbidden

    By Editors | 12/11/2021

    Crypto assets as a currency are considered haram, or banned, for Muslims, according to Indonesia’s National Ulema Council.

    Fintech / Regtech

    Indonesia, UAE to Cooperate on Payments, Fintech, AML

    By Editors | 11/11/2021

    Central banks will cooperate on cross-border payments, fintech, and AML. Financial services regulators will cooperate on developing the Islamic finance industry.

    Market Infrastructure

    Bank Indonesia Set to Launch Faster Payment System

    By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 11/11/2021

    ‘BI-Fast’ will enable real-time payments 24/7 for retail customers, and will also be used in cross-border payments in future.

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