Indonesia’s banking sector is large and crowded, with more than 1600 licensed commercial and rural banks. However, there remains plenty of untapped potential, given that the country has the fourth-largest-unbanked population worldwide. Indonesia is behind only China, India and Pakistan in terms of the number of people yet to access formal...
How would you assess international investor appetite for Indonesian debt and equities in 2020?
Consolidation is one of the biggest ongoing issues in Indonesia’s banking sector, representing a challenge for the authorities but also an opportunity for investors. The hundreds of financial sector licensees across the archipelago amount to a huge supervisory obligation for the country’s two regulators: Bank Indonesia, the country’s central...
Indonesia’s insurance sector holds considerable...
The development of Indonesia’s capital markets has...
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