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Indonesia’s Rising Offshore Loans: Legal Rules for Foreign Lenders

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By Maria Sagrado, Lebdo Dwi Paripurno, Lovelyn Tayuwijaya
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Indonesia’s government is borrowing more from foreign lenders, at a faster rate than usual. By April 2025, offshore loans had already increased over 6% compared to the end of last year. With more borrowing expected, foreign lenders need to understand the legal preconditions the government must follow before any loan agreements can be signed and disbursed.
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OJK Provides Further Guidelines for Reporting of Shares in Publicly Listed Companies through Electronic System

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By Maria Sagrado, Lebdo Dwi Paripurno, Stephanie Kandou, Ivan Juan Alfreda
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In the first quarter of 2024, the Indonesian Financial Services Authority ( OJK) issued OJK Regulation No. 4 of 2024 on the Reporting of Ownership or Any Change in Share Ownership of Publicly Listed Companies and the Reporting of Activities of Encumbering Shares of Publicly Listed Companies (OJK Regulation 4/2024).
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New Rules Tighten Reins on Short-Term Offshore Loans for Indonesian Banks

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By Maria Sagrado, Lebdo Dwi Paripurno
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It has been over 25 years since Indonesia was hit by a devastating financial crisis that changed the country forever, largely due to banks in Indonesia borrowing too heavily from abroad. Since then, banking regulations for banks obtaining offshore loans have improved significantly. This includes Bank Indonesia is tightening prudential requirements to mitigate risks associated with short-term offshore loans and ensure financial stability.
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