Banking & FintechIndonesia
Indonesia targets merger of 15 state insurers into three
Danantara aims to complete the consolidation by the end of 2026, while officials stress decision-making safeguards and stronger corporate governance.
Indonesia
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- BadmintonIndonesia
Leo and Daniel withdraw from Denmark Open after elbow injury
Indonesia still has 13 entries in the Super 750 tournament, while coach Antonius Budi Ariantho hopes Daniel can return for the French Open.
- Trade & PolicyIndonesia
Indonesia introduces four policies to support small firms in energy
Cooperatives and MSMEs receive priority access to mining permits without tenders, while smaller mining operations get priority for production quota approvals.
- EconomyIndonesia
IMF raises Indonesia’s 2026 growth forecast to 5.1 per cent
The fund expects Indonesian inflation to reach 3.3 per cent in 2026 before easing to 2.8 per cent in 2027.
- Green EnergyIndonesia
Indonesia and UNFCCC seek closer forest and climate finance cooperation
A regional meeting in Bali from October 12 to 15, 2026, brings together Asia-Pacific participants to discuss REDD+ implementation, funding and safeguards.
- EconomyIndonesia
Indonesia urged to reach 8 per cent growth before population ages
Deputy Finance Minister Juda Agung says the country has 10 to 15 years to turn its demographic advantage into stronger productivity and employment.
- EconomyIndonesia
Indonesia plans 18.7 per cent gain in factory worker productivity
The 2029 goal is backed by vocational training plans, with targets for workforce competency and graduate employment.
- PropertyIndonesia
Indonesian developers seek Rp500 million ceiling for subsidised homes
Himperra’s proposal includes mortgage rates of around 6%-8%, against the 5% flat rate currently offered under FLPP.
- MarketsIndonesia
Nine companies in Indonesia’s IPO pipeline
Healthcare accounts for four prospective listings, while three companies in the pipeline have assets above Rp250 billion.
Philippine lawmakers back social media restrictions for children
The lower house approved restrictions for children aged 13 and under. Lawmakers must reconcile the bill with the Senate version before sending it to the president.
