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Monday, October 12, 2009
Batavia Prosperindo targets IDR250 billion

Senin, 12/10/2009 00:00 WIB
Irvin Avriano (21)
Bisnis Indonesia
Batavia Prosperindo targets IDR250 billion
JAKARTA: PT Batavia Prosperindo Aset Manajemen targets the protected mutual fund, Si Dana Proteksi Batavia XVI, could tap IDR250 billion public investments. The product is released by end of the month.
"The product is predicted to have a lot of absorptions due to the relatively short tenure and lucrative yield," said Head of Sales & Marketing of Batavia Aset Manajemen Karma Perkasa Siregar in press release last week.
Si Dana Proteksi Batavia XVI has two years investment tenure.
The company targets the indication of protected mutual fund net yield worth about 9.25 percent per year which will be paid in the form of dividend every month.
The capital market investment product here will be marketed through PT Bank Permata Tbk, PT Bank Commonwealth Indonesia, and PT Bank DBS Indonesia that have got license from Bank Indonesia.
Karma said the mutual fund yield will be gained from the placement of investment portfolio of at least 80 percent on the corporate bond instrument and the other is financial market instrument.
The protected mutual fund product hit the market previously was so-called Si Dana Batavia X, which booked about IDR180 billion. The total fund under management was higher than the corporate target of IDR150 billion.
The product had 16 months investment tenure with net yield indication of 9.4 percent per year. The yield will be paid in quarterly dividend to the investors. (Bisnis/21)
Sunday, October 11, 2009
IDR7.3 trillion bond and 4.17 billion stakes ready to enter capital market

Saturday, 10/10/2009 00:00 WIB
IDR7.3 trillion bond and 4.17 billion stakes ready to enter capital market
Irvin Avriano A.
Bisnis Indonesia
JAKARTA: The IDR7.3 trillion bonds and corporate sharia bonds and 4.17 billion new stakes will hit the market up to end of the year.
Documents submitted to the Corporate Finance Assessment Bureau of the Capital Market and Finance Institution Supervisory Agency (Bapepam-LK) indicated the expectation of the domestic economy players that have been better than that of last year.
"This could show the improvement of market," said Service Sector Corporate Finance Assessment Bureau Chief of Bapepam-LK Noor Rachman yesterday.
He said to ease the emitters interest, particularly the stock emitter, the capital market authority has revised two regulations. The revision aims to lure corporate interest to enter the bourse.
"Thus, they would not have thought longer to hit the bourse as there are many ways to get extra capital in such urgent condition."
Real Sector Corporate Finance Assessment Bureau Chief of Bapepam-LK Anis Baridwan added the revised regulations here include the regulation No.IX.D.4 on Capital Increase Without Futures Rights (non-HMETD) and No. XI.B.2 on The Stock Buyback Issued by the Emitter or Public Corporation.
The revision of the capital increase without HMETD will be larger into 10 percent as from the old regulation of 5 percent.
The stock buyback revised regulation will loosen the maximum value of stock buyback by 20 percent as from 10 percent.
The corporate bond issuance value this year is predicted to exceed IDR30 trillion noting the low BI rate which leads to the low government bond yield become the benchmark of bond coupon. (Bisnis/21)
Friday, October 9, 2009
Pacific Capital Bolsters Equity

Jumat, 09/10/2009 00:00 WIB
Pacific Capital Bolsters Equity
JAKARTA: PT Pacific Capital Investment bolsters its equity from IDR16 billion to IDR26 billion to meet the Capital Market and Financial Institution Supervisory Agency's (Bapepam-LK) regulation.
Director of Pacific Capital Andreas Yasakasih revealed the equity injection was also injected by the shareholders to market private equity mutual fund.
He explained Bapepam-LK was processing the notification letter of company's equity injection. The company, he continued, was sounding several investors to create similar products that had capital market securities as their assets. The company was optimistic to be able to issue one private equity mutual fund this year.
"For a start, the assets will still be marketable securities, but later we will try to look for projects in the real sector," he told Bisnis recently.
He added the company at the moment was asking for an effective statement for fixed-income mutual fund Pacific Fixed Fund. The mutual fund product is targeted to raise IDR100 billion in investment fund.
Andreas said the company had just launched balanced mutual fund Pacific Balanced Fund, which is the first mutual fund product issued by the company.
"We don't fix too high of a target since we are still monitoring the market condition."
Fund management
According to him, before issuing the mutual fund the company only oversaw a total discretionary fund of IDR30 billion--IDR40 billion.
The amount of fund was raised from several institutional investors, on which the company still relied its income.
Therefore, inserted Andreas, the company still targeted institutional investors as major investor in the mutual fund product. However, he explained the company would also try to join hands with retail investors to expand new investor base.
The additional investors, he exposed, were needed in line with the company's plan to develop its business.
With new products supported by management and information technology required by Bapepam-LK, the company hoped to make its products more active than before.
According to him, the company was still building investors confidence in their mutual fund products by showing good track records. (Bisnis/21)
Moody's Indonesia returns business permit

JAKARTA: The Capital Market and Financial Institution Supervisory Agency (Bapepam-LK) since last week has officially received the business permit returned by rating agency PT Moody's Indonesia.
Accounting and Transparency Standard Bureau Chief of Bapepam-LK Etty Retno Wulandari revealed the business permit revocation had been approved of by Head of Bapepam-LK Ahmad Fuad Rahmany through Decision Letter Kep-339/BL/2009. The copy of the letter, dated September 30, was just sent to her yesterday.
"Therefore, their [Moody's Indonesia] obligation to us, which issues business permit, in returning their permit has been settled," Etty told the press yesterday.
She explained in the letter the capital market authority revoked Decision Letter Kep-37/PM/1997 on Business Permit as Securities Rating Agency issued on December 9, 1997.
The business permit was issued to PT Kasnic Duff & Phelps Rating Indonesia, which changed name in January 2007 to Moody's Indonesia after the change in the shareholders.
According to her, the shareholders and the management of the company in the letter had approved of the disbandment and liquidation of the rating agency.
The shutdown of Moody's Indonesia is made following Moody's Corporation's decision to close two other branch offices in Taipei, Taiwan and Indiana, the US, in the wake of the impacts of the global crisis. Moody's Corporation is the holding company of Moody's Investor Services, one of the largest rating agencies in the world.
Moody's Corporation controls a 99% stake in Moody's Indonesia. The holding company is currently restructuring their businesses in the wake of the global crisis.
In Asia Pacific, the company decides to hold their big businesses in Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
Record by Bisnis showed that Moddy's Indonesia's letter to Bapepam-LK informed that the liquidation process was projected to be completed by the end of last month. However, it turned out the process was time-consuming, so that it could yet be completed so far.
Moody's Indonesia previously planned to return their business permit as rating agency to Bapepam-LK at the end of June 2009.
Based on Moody's' letter 115/Moody's/DIR/VI/200 to Bapepam-LK on June 24, then President Director of Moody's Indonesia Minon Almasyur said the company had first withdrawn 21 national note grades.
The notes consist of bonds and medium-term notes. In addition, the company has withdrawn seven corporation ratings consisting of two already published ratings and five rated in private. (21)
Saturday, October 3, 2009
SUN transactions jumped this week
SUN transactions jumped this week
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