THE COMPANY: Established over 60 years ago, Garuda Indonesia (GIAA) is the country’s first carrier and the only premium airline serving the local market, with an extensive network including 22% of domestic market share and 38% market share in cargo.
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Articles & Analysis | Garuda Indonesia: Transport from The Report: Indonesia 2014
Interviews & Viewpoints | Muliaman Dharmansyah Hadad, Chairman, Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK): Interview from The Report: Indonesia 2014
How much progress has been made in terms of easing cross-border restrictions within the ASEAN banking integration framework?
Articles & Analysis | Eye on the long term: While the markets are vulnerable to shifts in global risk appetite, the fundamentals supporting growth remain strong from The Report: Indonesia 2014
Over the past decade, Indonesia’s capital markets have gone from strength to strength, buoyed by the commodities super-cycle, sustained economic growth and a resilient domestic consumption story. Long dominated by foreign institutional investment, they remain vulnerable to shifts in global emerging market risk appetite. “We are still in the...
Articles & Analysis | Commodities exchange: A ban on unprocessed ore exports should drive demand for onshore contracts from The Report: Indonesia 2014
While attempts since 1999 to establish a dynamic commodity futures market have faced low liquidity and patchy trading, the single most significant stimulus has come from new government restrictions on the export of unprocessed mineral ores since 2013. The Trade Ministry, which oversees the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (BAPPEBTI),...
Articles & Analysis | BJBR: Banking from The Report: Indonesia 2014
THE COMPANY: Established in 1961, Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jabar Banten (BJBR) was the first district development bank, known as Bank Karja Pembangunan Daerah Djawa Barat. In 1992, the bank changed its legal status to become a foreign exchange commercial bank, with limited scope for operations in the...
Articles & Analysis | A growing appetite: Re-ratings and demand for high-yielding bonds are drawing investors to the fixed-income market from The Report: Indonesia 2014
Although Indonesia’s fixed-income market was only valued at around 15% of GDP in 2012, compared to 45% for equities, issuance and investor appetite have grown. The government has sought to rebalance its debt profile towards domestic sources, and the value of outstanding local-currency government bonds has doubled from $41.2bn to $84.9bn in the...