Banking and Finance

Introduction

Over the past two decades, the Indonesian banking and financial services industries have experienced constant change, brought about by increased regulation in response to the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997. Such change has resulted in the emergence of new local and international players and the ongoing development of new technology in the banking and finance sector. Providing innovative legal responses to this sector’s evolving needs demands a team with the requisite knowledge, insight and experience.

Depth of experience

Our banking & finance practice team has extensive experience serving Indonesian, international and multinational clients on a wide variety of local and cross-border banking and financial services matters (conventional and sharia), including:

asset finance;

project finance;

securitisation;

derivative transactions;

structured finance; and

financial services regulatory and advisory matters.

Our team also advises on a full range of financial transactions, from simple loan agreements to complex cross-border secured and syndicated loans, structured debt financings and financial restructurings.

Our goal is simple: to provide practical and commercial solutions tailored to our clients’ unique requirements and circumstances. Constant exposure to cutting edge banking and finance issues has allowed our team to develop a high degree of insight into all aspects of banking and finance services. And such exposure has also enabled our team to satisfy our local and international clients’ demands for targeted, accurate commercial legal advice.

For further information on our Project Finance and Islamic Finance practices, please see the practice areas for Project Finance and Islamic Finance.