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  • Ashley Lee analyses the novel roles played by Indonesian-focused private equity firm Saratoga Group and Singapore-listed Tiger Group in the restructuring of Mandala Airlines, and what counsel needed to do to make the regulators comfortable with the deal
  • Indonesia’s competition agency, the KPPU, is tasked with preventing anti-competitive practices in the country. But it is hamstrung by a lack of funds, limited powers, and a government that keeps intervening
  • The Government of Indonesia’s decision to bring forward its proposed ban on the export of raw materials has left the country’s mining industry facing an uncertain future
  • 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
  • The Indonesian tax authorities are hopeful that the forthcoming double taxation treaty with Hong Kong will facilitate a significant boost in investment from the Special Administrative Region. But it will require careful monitoring
  • Petrosea’s head of corporate legal Meinar Kusumastuti tells Hon Ting Lau about her company’s long history of good corporate governance
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  • As the Indonesian economy matures, and the country’s citizens become more aware of their rights, there has been a corresponding increase in disputes. With the local judicial system still not deemed by many investors to be a preferred option for resolving disputes, getting clauses right can be vital
  • Indonesia houses geothermal assets that could solve the country’s increasing energy needs, but there are practical difficulties in accessing this clean energy supply. The Government of Indonesia has launched a series of initiatives to address this dilemma
  • Indonesia’s stop-start infrastructure programme has traditionally been hamstrung by a combination of political and contractual risk, often the result of corruption. But a series of initiatives by the Government of Indonesia may now move many of these projects forward