IABF Law Firm
Global Guide 2024
About
Managing Partner: Ivan F. Baely
Number of Partners: 3
Number of Lawyers: 25
Languages: Indonesian and English
Firm Overview:
IABF Law Firm is a leading firm in Indonesia, with a great spirit of teamwork and collegiality. The team is selected from a range of diverse career backgrounds, including multi-national corporations, national and international law firms, financial institutions, government bodies and university academia. This breadth of experience and sector knowledge contained within the team guarantees that they guide their clients to the best commercial business outcome available. The firm’s clients range from individuals and start-up enterprises to leading business companies in Indonesia, including large national and multinational companies, state-owned enterprises, banks, financial institutions as well as international firms.
Main Areas of Practice:
·General Corporate and Company Law
·Commercial Law
·Mergers and Acquisitions
·Banking and Finance
·Capital Markets and Securities
·Direct and Indirect Foreign Investments
·Employment and Immigration
·Energy and Resources
·Intellectual Property Rights
·Real Estate
·Telecommunication
·Advertising and Media
·Broadcasting
·Infrastructure
·Transport and Logistics
·Insolvency, Corporate Recovery and Restructuring
·Anti-Trust and Competition Law
·Litigation Court Practices
·Corporate Secretarial Services
Ranked Offices
Provided by IABF Law Firm
- JakartaIntiland Tower 9th Floor, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman 32, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia, Jakarta, Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia, 10220
- Tel: (+62-21) 5790 5090
- Fax: (+62-21) 5790 5080
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3 items provided by IABF Law Firm
The Authority of Committee of State Receivables Management
(i) The SOE/Regional-owned Enterprise can assign its collection authority to the PUPN, towards the receivables of SOE which arising from the distribution of fund through channeling and risk sharing, (ii) If the SOE/Regional-owned Enterprise intends to assign the collection of its receivables to the
Differentiating E-Commerce, Market Place, and Social Commerce
With the issuance of MoTR Reg No.31/2023, it is expected to enable micro, small, and medium enterprises to achieve a stronger level in market competition. Notwithstanding the such new provisions, MoTR Reg No. 31/2023 nevertheless mandates business actors to prioritize trade of goods and/or services
Unraveling Carbon Trading in Indonesia Using Carbon Exchange
The development of the carbon exchange is planned to be conducted in three stages—with the first stage taking place in 2023-2024; the second stage in 2025-2026, and the third stage in 2027-2030. Finally, it is hoped that the carbon exchange would be one of the initiatives that may be taken to ac
The Authority of Committee of State Receivables Management
(i) The SOE/Regional-owned Enterprise can assign its collection authority to the PUPN, towards the receivables of SOE which arising from the distribution of fund through channeling and risk sharing, (ii) If the SOE/Regional-owned Enterprise intends to assign the collection of its receivables to the
Differentiating E-Commerce, Market Place, and Social Commerce
With the issuance of MoTR Reg No.31/2023, it is expected to enable micro, small, and medium enterprises to achieve a stronger level in market competition. Notwithstanding the such new provisions, MoTR Reg No. 31/2023 nevertheless mandates business actors to prioritize trade of goods and/or services
Unraveling Carbon Trading in Indonesia Using Carbon Exchange
The development of the carbon exchange is planned to be conducted in three stages—with the first stage taking place in 2023-2024; the second stage in 2025-2026, and the third stage in 2027-2030. Finally, it is hoped that the carbon exchange would be one of the initiatives that may be taken to ac