Editorial standards
How the material on this site is written, sourced, and reviewed — and what it is, and is not, meant to be. Last updated 1 July 2026.
Indonesia Stock Loans publishes educational material about share-backed financing on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX / Bursa Efek Indonesia). Because this is financial subject matter that people may rely on, we set out below the standards we hold our own writing to. This is a statement of practice, not a claim to credentials we do not hold — the point of the page is honesty about how the content is produced.
Content is educational, not personalized advice
Everything on this website is general information. It explains how stock loans, block trades, and the surrounding Indonesian market and regulatory framework work in principle. It is not personalized legal, tax, investment, or financial advice, and it does not take account of your particular holding, objectives, or circumstances. No article, comparison, glossary entry, or figure on this site should be treated as a recommendation to enter into, or refrain from, any transaction. Before acting, obtain advice from qualified Indonesian legal counsel and a tax adviser engaged for your situation. Our full disclosures and terms of use govern the site.
Regulatory statements are sourced from named official regulators
When we describe an Indonesian rule, threshold, or institution, we ground the statement in the primary source — the statute, the regulation, or the body that administers it — and we name it so a reader can check it directly. The principal sources we rely on for the Indonesian capital-markets framework are:
- Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) — the Financial Services Authority, Indonesia's regulator for the financial sector including the capital markets, and the source of the POJK regulations we cite (for example the 5% substantial-shareholding reporting rule, POJK No. 3/POJK.04/2021, and the mandatory tender offer rule, POJK No. 9/POJK.04/2018). ojk.go.id
- Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX / Bursa Efek Indonesia) — the exchange, for listing boards, market segments including the Negotiated Market (Pasar Negosiasi), and trading rules. idx.co.id
- Kustodian Sentral Efek Indonesia (KSEI) — the Central Securities Depository, for scripless custody, the C-BEST system, sub-accounts, and the Single Investor Identification (SID). ksei.co.id
- Kliring Penjaminan Efek Indonesia (KPEI) — the Clearing and Guarantee Corporation, for clearing and settlement of exchange transactions. kpei.co.id
- Primary legislation — the Capital Market Law (UU No. 8 of 1995, as amended, including by UU No. 4 of 2023, the P2SK Law), the Fiducia Law, and the Personal Data Protection Law (UU No. 27 of 2022), as enacted by the Republic of Indonesia.
Laws and regulations change, and the application of any rule to a specific structure is a matter for your own counsel. Where we name a regulation, we do so to help you and your advisers find the primary text — not to substitute for it.
Figures are indicative and reviewed for consistency
Any numbers on this site — loan-to-value ranges, tenors, minimum transaction sizes, indicative timelines — are illustrative, not quotations. They describe the general shape of transactions rather than terms available to any particular reader, and actual terms are issued only after review of a specific holding. We review the figures across the site so that they stay internally consistent from page to page (for example, the same tenor range and the same indicative minimum appear wherever they are referenced). We do not publish deal counts, assets-under-management, league-table positions, or performance statistics, because a discreet, principal-led arranger does not have audited public figures of that kind to stand behind — and we would rather say nothing than publish a number we cannot support.
Our posture: arranger and introducer
Indonesia Stock Loans is an arranger and introducer of share-backed financing. We structure and coordinate transactions secured by IDX-listed equity, working alongside licensed and appropriately authorised Indonesian counterparties, lenders, custodians, and legal counsel. We do not hold ourselves out as providing regulated investment advice, securities brokerage, or dealing services, and any activity requiring a licence is conducted through, or together with, entities that hold it. This posture shapes how we write: we explain instruments and frameworks, and we are explicit that assessing what applies to your position — and any regulatory filing — is the job of the counsel you appoint. This is described more fully in our disclosures and on the about page.
Who writes this material
The articles and explainers on this site are written by the firm's principals, Adrian Wijaya (Founder & Managing Principal) and Sari Kusuma (Co-Founder & Principal), and are attributed to a named author. We do not operate an external editorial board, and we make no claim to third-party certification, awards, or independent professional review of our content. Where a piece is bylined, that byline reflects who wrote it; it is not a representation of any qualification beyond the roles stated on the team page.
How we handle corrections
We aim to keep the site accurate and current, but errors are possible and rules move. If you believe something on this site is inaccurate, out of date, or unclear, please tell us and we will review it. Substantive corrections are made to the page and the update reflected in its date. To report an inaccuracy, email enquiries@indonesiastockloans.com with the page and the point at issue, or write to Indonesia Stock Loans, Level 30, Treasury Tower, District 8, SCBD Lot 28, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 52–53, Jakarta 12190, Indonesia.
This page describes our editorial practice and does not create any obligation, warranty, or reliance beyond that set out in our terms of use and disclosures. Nothing here is legal, tax, or financial advice.
A question about our content or a correction?
We would rather hear it. Point us to the page and the issue, and a principal will review it.