The Jakarta Post - In today’s tech-driven business landscape, legal departments are facing increasing challenges in contributing their value to organisations. Conventional processes and paper-based documentation can be time-consuming and prone to errors, as in-house counsels spend considerable time drafting contracts,...
In Indonesia, spin-offs have become a popular method for business transfers across various sectors, including property and banking, involving transitions from private to public companies and from state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to non-SOEs. Recognised in the Indonesian Company Law of 2007, spin-offs (pemisahan tidak...
The Jakarta Post - The key message that the PDP Law delivered to the public was that it would help people get control over their personal data and require both the public and private sectors to enhance their governance frameworks and actively contribute to the protection of personal data by embedding the personal data...
The Banker - Indonesia’s financial watchdog expects all banks to start scrutinising their carbon-intensive loan books more closely for climate risks, but accurate emissions data remains challenging.
