March 2005
CORPORATE FINANCE MAGAZINE
Guidelines for ABS
Asset Backed Securities (ABS) is an asset-based financing in which the financing (given by the holder of this ABS when issued) was secured with debt securities and receivables (the assets) of an Originator (the initial creditor i.e. financial institution or corporation)...

2005
ASIA LAW & PRACTISE - A EUROMONEY INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR COMPANY
Income Tax in Indonesia
The taxation principles in Indonesia are set out by the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia of 1945. Article 23(2) of the Constitution stipulates that every tax needed by the state must be arranged through the law...

2005
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL LAW REVIEW (IFLR)
Structuring Sharia finance in Indonesia
Rahmat Bastian and Satrya Wijaya Teja of BT Partnership look at how Indonesia has applied Sharia principles to its legislation...

2005
ASIA LAW & PRACTISE - A EUROMONEY INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR COMPANY
Dispute Resolution
Indonesia's legal system can be categorized as a civil law system. It was formed partially from Dutch law, which has similarities with French law, particularly private law. The courts under the general judiciary [ bankruptcy and arbitration are specific ones and have excluded this since the new laws in place] comprise of the district courts as the courts of first level, the high courts as the courts of appeal, and the Supreme Court as the Court of Cassation and Civil Review for limited few reasons...

2005
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL LAW REVIEW (IFLR)
How asset-backed securities work in Indonesia
Asset-backed securities (ABS) are an asset-based financing in which the financing (given by the holder of the ABS when issued) is secured with debt securities and receivables (the assets) of an originator (the initial creditor, that is, a financial institution or corporation)...

2005
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL LAW REVIEW (IFLR)
Derivatives, swaps, credit derivatives and their tax implications
Over recent years there has been tremendous growth followed by swift contraction in the use of financial derivatives by a wide range of corporations and financial institutions. Despite the clear benefits that the use of derivatives can offer, perception of this instrument has been damaged by the media coverage of financial disasters where the use of derivatives has been held responsible...