SSEK senior associate Bezaliel Basuki Erlan recently led a half-day corporate legal training event on electronic money and anti-money laundering in Indonesia.

SSEK is a finalist in 14 categories at the 2019 Asian Legal Business (ALB) Indonesia Law Awards, underlining the depth and breadth of SSEK’s practice.

SSEK's Ira A Eddymurthy and Fahrul S. Yusuf have contributed the Indonesia chapter to the Chambers Corporate M&A 2019 global guide, where they provide expert legal commentary on key issues for businesses including primary regulators.

SSEK has won five awards at Asia Business Law Journal’s Indonesia Law Firm Awards. SSEK is regularly recognized by independent legal directories as a leading law firm in Indonesia across all major practice areas and has been named the Indonesian Law Firm of the Year on multiple occasions.

SSEK's Ira A Eddymurthy and Revaldi N Wirabuana have contributed a Q&A guide to establishing a business in Indonesia, which gives an overview of the key issues in establishing a business in Indonesia, including an introduction to the legal system and the available business vehicles and their applicable formalities.

Indonesia’s Ministry of Manpower has issued eagerly awaited rules on those positions that can be held by expatriate workers. Join Stephen Igor Warokka, a supervising partner in the immigration law and work permit practice of SSEK Legal Consultants, and AmCham’s Managing Director, Lin Neumann, for a briefing and a Q&A session on MoM Decree No. 228/2019.

The Minister of Manpower has issued a decree containing a positive list of those positions that are open to expatriate workers in Indonesia. Minister of Manpower Decree No. 228 of 2019 became effective on August 27, 2019.

SSEK's Fitriana Mahiddin and Karisa Pangaribuan have contributed the Indonesia chapter to Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Mining 2019, where they provide expert local insight into the regulation of exploration and extraction in Indonesia.