Expertise: Corporate Law

Corporate M&A in Indonesia – Overview of Regulatory Field

Purchasing shares in a company, either from a selling shareholder or from the company itself, is the most common type of share acquisition in Indonesia. Asset acquisitions are also becoming more common for individuals acquiring business units. Other methods include mergers or amalgamations, where the target company may be dissolved into the surviving company and Corporate M&A in Indonesia – Overview of Regulatory Field

Going Online: Indonesia’s OJK Establishes Mechanism for Electronic Securities Offering

Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan or “OJK“) has issued OJK Regulation No. 41/POJK.04/2020 regarding the Implementation of Electronic Securities Offerings in the Form of Equity Securities, Debt Securities and/or Sharia Bonds (July 2, 2020) (“Regulation“). The Regulation stipulates that offerings of equity securities, debt securities and sharia bonds be done electronically, with the Going Online: Indonesia’s OJK Establishes Mechanism for Electronic Securities Offering

OJK Takes Broader Approach to Material Transactions and Change of Business Activities by Public Companies in Indonesia

The Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan or “OJK“) has introduced new rules concerning material transactions and changes of main business activities by public companies in Indonesia. This development should be welcomed by industry players who have been awaiting the issuance of this new regulation since a draft of it was circulated in early 2019. OJK Takes Broader Approach to Material Transactions and Change of Business Activities by Public Companies in Indonesia

Indonesia’s OJK Introduces Electronic GMS Regulations

When the Indonesian Company Law (“Law Number 40 of 2007“) was enacted more than a decade ago, it introduced, through Article 77, the possibility of convening a General Meeting of Shareholders (“GMS“) virtually, such as through an electronic platform with video or teleconference facilities (“E-GMS“). In practice, however, the use of E-GMS has been uncommon Indonesia’s OJK Introduces Electronic GMS Regulations

SSEK Gives Webinar on Force Majeure and the COVID-19 Outbreak in Indonesia

SSEK recently led a webinar on force majeure and COVID-19 for one of its clients, a leading multinational building supplies company. SSEK’s Ira A. Eddymurthy, Dewi Savitri Reni and Mahareksha Dillon led the webinar, which was attended by more than 40 people. They discussed, among other issues, force majeure clauses in contracts and the key SSEK Gives Webinar on Force Majeure and the COVID-19 Outbreak in Indonesia

SSEK’s Aldilla S. Suwana Named a Hukumonline NeXGen Lawyer

SSEK associate Aldilla S. Suwana has been selected for inclusion in Hukumonline’s NeXGen Lawyers 2020. Aldilla earned her Bachelor of Laws from the University of Indonesia, graduating first in her class. She attended Harvard Law School on a Fulbright scholarship, earning her Master of Laws (LL.M.) in 2017. Aldilla is experienced working on global transactions SSEK’s Aldilla S. Suwana Named a Hukumonline NeXGen Lawyer