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    Financial services industry prepares for regulatory upheaval
    From 2013 onwards, Indonesia’s banking and capital markets industries will both be regulated and supervised by a new, single institution. Although most stakeholders support the initiative, the transition is expected to be bumpy
    November 01 2012
  • Mining industry claims divestment regulation lacks clarity
    The Government of Indonesia’s latest mining divestment regulation has led to more questions than answers. With the uncertainty likely to discourage foreign investment, the Government is under pressure to provide some clarity
    November 01 2012
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    One size doesn’t always fit all
    Indonesia has a fairly extensive body of law designed to protect intellectual property rights. And yet, counterfeiting and piracy is widespread. Hon Ting Lau reports on efforts to tackle what is still viewed in Indonesia as a victimless crime
    November 01 2012
  • Key ECM and DCM deals
    Debt and Equity-Linked Melli Darsa & Co
    November 01 2012
  • From regional leader to global player
    Much of the foreign investment targeted on Indonesia’s infrastructure sector emanates from countries in the region such as China, India and Japan. With the regional headquarters of many of these companies based in Singapore, the SIAC provides a convenient solution for the resolution of Indonesia-related disputes. But deputy chairman Cavinder Bull tells Hon Ting Lau that SIAC offers a lot more than just convenience
    November 01 2012
  • Leading capital markets lawyers
    Oene Marseille
    November 01 2012
  • Leading dispute resolution lawyers
    Adnan Buyung Nasution
    November 01 2012
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    Churchill Mining versus Government of Indonesia
    It has been suggested by some that the Government of Indonesia’s actions, in its legal battle with Churchill Mining, were in direct breach of the country’s obligations under a number of international investment treaties. Nonetheless, they serve as a useful lesson
    November 01 2012
  • Key project finance deals
    Baker & McKenzie
    November 01 2012
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    A new hope or false dawn
    The Land Procurement Law was designed to facilitate the compulsory acquisition of land for those projects deemed to be in the public interest. But will it provide the boost needed to accelerate Indonesia’s infrastructure programme?
    November 01 2012
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