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Indonesia
1 April, 2010
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The Australian Way, April 2010 It is January 11, 1942, and the US army transport ship USAT Liberty […]
21 December, 2009
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IFR Asia Southeast Asia DCM report – Indonesia December 2009 Regional bankers tend to express more disappointment about […]
1 November, 2009
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Asia Risk, November 2009 The backlash against foreign banks and their derivative contracts has reached Indonesia. Four foreign […]
1 August, 2009
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IFR Asia, August 2009 Indonesia’s rupiah bond market is on course for a year of growth. By late […]
1 June, 2009
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Asiamoney, May 2009 The Indonesian sovereign has been arguably the most interesting and important debt issuer in the […]
1 May, 2009
Asiamoney, May 2009 It’s a strange state of affairs when Indonesia stands out in the region for the […]
1 October, 2008
Cerulli Associates, Global Edge Author’s note: this is one of three articles in a Global Edge special report […]
20 September, 2008
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Asiamoney, September 2008 One would expect the world’s most populous Muslim country to be at the forefront of […]
1 September, 2008
Euromoney, September 2008 Picture two countries. One has an infant mortality rate of almost one in 10, a […]
1 September, 2000
Asiamoney, September 2000 Kwik Kian Gie was the highest-ranking ethnic Chinese in the Indonesian government: an outspoken economic […]
1 July, 2000
Asiamoney, July/August 2000 Paul Keating, former treasurer and prime minister, is the Australian leader most strongly associated with […]