SSEK Law Firm has been recognized as one of the leading law firms in Indonesia in an impressive 19 industry sectors and practice areas in the Asialaw 2024 rankings of the top law firms and lawyers in Asia Pacific. SSEK was ranked as Outstanding, the highest tier, in four industry sectors and practice areas. SSEK … SSEK Recognized as Leading Firm for Indonesia in 2024 Asialaw Rankings
SSEK Law Firm partner Nico Mooduto was quoted in an article on private equity in Southeast Asia. The article, “Bright Spot,” appears in the new issue of Asian Legal Business. It looks at local private equity markets in Southeast Asia and the factors driving growth in investor interest. Nico notes that PE deals have become … SSEK Partner Quoted in Article on Private Equity in Indonesia
Five SSEK Law Firm partners and foreign legal advisors have been recognized as leading lawyers for Indonesia in the new Asialaw directory of the top law firms and lawyers in Asia Pacific. The SSEK lawyers recognized are: Ira A. Eddymurthy – Distinguished Practitioner for Corporate and M&A Denny Rahmansyah – Distinguished Practitioner for Corporate … SSEK Partners, Advisors Named Leading Lawyers for Indonesia by Asialaw
Typical forms of exit used to realize a private equity fund’s investment in a successful company in Indonesia are: A sale of shares to another company. A sale to another private equity. An IPO. Advantages and Disadvantages The advantages and disadvantages will vary from deal to deal. As an illustration, if the private equity … Private Equity in Indonesia – Exit Strategies
Under Indonesian capital markets laws and regulations, special licensing or approval is not required, except for a securities company acting as a stockbroker, where both the buyer and seller must be licensed by the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan) (OJK). No Indonesian licence, approval or permit is generally required for either the buyers … Private Equity in Indonesia – Fund Regulation and Licensing
Foreign entities often structure acquisitions of Indonesian entities so they can rely on Indonesia’s double tax treaties with, among others, Singapore, Hong Kong or the Netherlands, as governed under Directorate General of Taxation Regulation No. Per-25/PJ/2018 regarding Avoidance of Double Taxation. Further, to encourage investment, Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 258/PMK.03/2008 regarding Article 26 Withholding … Private Equity in Indonesia – Incentive Schemes
