SSEK partner Dewi Savitri Reni moderated a panel on M&A transactions in Indonesia during a recent IBA conference. The panel was on Mergers & Acquisitions – Asset Purchase Versus Stock Purchase.

SSEK's Fahrul S Yusuf and Mohammad K Bratawijaya have contributed the Indonesia chapter to Lexology Getting the Deal Through – e-Commerce 2020. The guide addresses key issues of concern to corporations and their counsel when navigating e-Commerce law, including contracting on the internet.

SSEK and First Law International recently led a compliance training session designed to help companies refresh their internal familiarity with anti-corruption legislation in Indonesia and develop skills that may be used to spot potential issues.

SSEK's Fahrul Yusuf has contributed the Indonesia chapter to the Mondaq Merger Control 2019 guide. Fahrul provides an overview of the merger control legal and enforcement framework in Indonesia, covering areas such as notification, the review process, remedies, and penalties and sanctions.

A regulation issued in 2018 - Minister of Research and Higher Education Regulation No. 53 of 2018 regarding Foreign Higher Education - has made it possible for foreign entities to establish a university in Indonesia, subject to certain conditions and restrictions, including cooperation with a local university.

SSEK has contributed the Indonesia chapter to The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Shipping Law 2019. The guide covers common issues in shipping laws and regulations, including marine casualty, cargo claims, passenger claims, arrest and security.

SSEK has contributed the Indonesia chapter to the 2019 Chambers Real Estate global guide. The guide provides expert legal commentary on key issues for businesses involved in the real estate sector, including the types of land titles that can be acquired in Indonesia.

SSEK has assisted MNC Land, a leading Indonesian property company, in its collaboration with Trump Organization on the “Trump Residences Indonesia,” two ultra-luxury integrated developments in Bali and Lido, Bogor. SSEK was the only Indonesian law firm appointed to work on the projects.