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Blended financing for carbon projects with great social impact

Global collaborative endeavors to tackle climate change are once again in the limelight as COP28, which was held in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, has just wrapped up on Dec.12.

Indonesia's Carbon Pricing: Understanding the Basic Regulatory Work

The key concepts in carbon pricing regulations and discussion on the legal considerations for investors and businesses in entering Indonesia’s carbon market.

A comparison of cybersecurity regulations in Indonesia

As the world grapples with rampant cyberattacks, policymakers in the region have toughened their data security measures and business compliance is crucial.

The Indonesian insolvency and restructuring landscape

After more than two years since the first case of Covid-19 was officially declared to have occurred in Indonesia, the Indonesian government’s efforts to control the outbreak have succeeded in boosting national economic growth.

Indonesia can consider strengthening ESG policies amid calls for a standardised global framework

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors are a set of non-financial performance indicators that assess a company’s risks and relationship to the environment and society. Investors rely on sustainability reporting to assess the materiality of ESG risks to inform their investment decisions. Concurrently, businesses rely on sustainability metrics to identify industry specific ESG risks and the extent of exposure that can have material implications on the company.

Indonesia’s Green Taxonomy prompts focus on ESG value creation

The urgency for climate action was highlighted on the international stage during the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow in November 2021. One of the key announcements was made by a group of 450 financial institutions, managing more than $130 trillion in total assets, equivalent to 40% of global private wealth.