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  • An ISP industry group will begin to block sites that allow users to illegally download music in an attempt to stem what some call a cultural lack of understanding of IP in Indonesia. Peter Leung reports
  • With the prospect of numerous growth industries and healthy returns on investment, the world’s most prominent private equity firms are increasingly active in Indonesia. But there is an Indonesian approach to such investment, and international investors are advised to take note
  • Managing director and co-head of Asia at global alternative investment firm Paul Capital, Jason Sambanju, tells Hon Ting Lau that the private equity industry in Asia would benefit from more firms adhering to standardised reporting templates
  • Mandiri Sekuritas’ president director Harry M Supoyo explains to Hon Ting Lau why the establishment of the Financial Services Authority is good for his investment bank and good for the industry
  • Private equity firms are often portrayed as firms shrouded in secrecy that raise large sums of money to conduct deals in private. Often closely guarded about their operations and the deals on which they act, they are now under pressure to follow the rest of the financial services industry in becoming more transparent
  • The decision by the rating agencies to upgrade Indonesia’s long term foreign currency and local currency rating has opened up a world of possibilities for funds only permitted to invest in investment grade securities
  • Indonesia is enjoying its role as economic safe haven while other, more mature, economies undergo unwelcome market turbulence. But a prosperous future is not guaranteed, and the country must continue its fight against corruption if it wants to fulfill its potential
  • Yuliana Tjhai
  • 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
  • Yuliana Tjhai