The development of information technology in the digital era has brought changes in the management and operations of banks. The shifting from the traditional bank concept to the bank of the future is to encourage banking digitalization, among others, by setting-up a digital bank through the new establishment or transformation of an existing bank. This […]
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Our team have been awarded the Equity Market Deal of the Year at the Asian Legal Business Indonesia Law Awards 2021 Our team have been awarded the Equity Market Deal of the Year at the Asian Legal Business Indonesia Law Awards 2021, which was presented in its online ceremony on Thursday, 7 October 2021. We
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To overcome various bureaucratic and regulatory barriers that impede the economic and business growth in Indonesia, President Joko Widodo issued Law No. 11 of 2020 on Job Creation (“Omnibus Law“), covering amendments to various laws and regulations, including the pre-existing regulations regarding land. To implement the Omnibus Law, the government on the 2nd of February
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In order to improve the quality of the workforce and competitiveness due to the dynamics of globalization and the rapid development of information technology, changes have occurred in the social and economic order, including the manpower sector. These changes pose a strategic challenge that ultimately demands the productivity and competitiveness of human resources. Hence, as
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Plato (@platolegal) On 22 October, 2020 Plato Legal Plato in Collaboration with Nasoetion & Atyanto. Our Associate Aldi Prapanca gives information about the next impact broadcast on Important Things You Need to Know about e-IPOs in Indonesia. “POJK 41 aims to increase public participation with an efficient,
In the 2nd installment of our APG (ASEAN Plus Group) Fintech webinar series, RHTLaw Asia continued to bring us insights on how COVID-19 has accelerated the growth of Digital Payments and the digital transformation of Financial Services in the Asia Pacific Region. This time the countries featured are: China, Indonesia and Malaysia. APG (ASEAN Plus Group) is a group of full-service and well-established law firms in
Nasoetion & Atyanto were involved in one winning deal in Deals of the Year 2017 for Bumi Resources Restructuring with a US $ 4.5 billion value to be the largest deal during 2017 in Southeast Asia. You can read more on www.inhousecommunity.com or in the April 2018 edition of Asian-mena Counsel magazine.
