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Bloomberg > Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to a four-year high and the rupiah fell toward a record low as elevated oil prices and the MSCI Inc. threat of a stocks downgrade hurt investor sentiment.
The nation’s 10-year yield rose three basis points to 7.52% on Tuesday, the highest since Nov. 2022. The yield jumped more than 140 basis points this year, among the biggest in emerging Asia.
Indonesian markets have once again turned volatile in October following a few months of reprieve, with MSCI’s plan to reclassify the nation to a standalone status triggering a stock market crash. Elevated oil prices are also bloating government subsidies, piling pressure on the nation’s finances.
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Bloomberg > A spokesperson for Pandu confirmed in a statement that he’s a minority shareholder of Supra Sekuritas in his personal capacity, noting that the investment is passive.
Pandu has never served on the company’s “board of directors, board of commissioners, or management, and has had no role in its daily operations, trading activities or compliance decisions,” the spokesperson said. “His ownership should not be confused with responsibility for the company’s actions.”
Pandu fully respects the FSA and “supports strong and fair enforcement of capital market regulations,” the spokesperson said, adding that he “remains committed to supporting transparency, good governance and investor confidence in Indonesia’s capital markets.”
In recent months, MSCI has privately signaled to Indonesian officials, including Pandu, that the market’s problems have not been fixed, according to people familiar with the matter.
Bloomberg > Pandu Sjahrir, the prominent Indonesian wealth fund executive who has publicly supported MSCI Inc.’s scrutiny of the nation’s stock market, is the co-owner of a brokerage sanctioned in connection with a stock-market manipulation probe.
Pandu, who as chief investment officer of Danantara has become a key liaison with global money managers, indirectly owns a 27.5% stake in PT Supra Sekuritas Indonesia, according to company records.
People with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive information, said Supra Sekuritas was the company referred to as “SS” by Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority this month when it announced sanctions against more than a dozen entities for violating regulations in cases related to market manipulation. The statement, which only listed the firms by their initials, came in the wake of MSCI’s surprise threat to downgrade the country to standalone status — a more severe punishment than previously considered.
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Bloomberg > Pandu owns 99.99% of PT Asha Artha Sehati, which in turn holds a 27.5% stake in Supra Sekuritas, according to Bloomberg calculations of shareholding shown in company registration records. The brokerage, formerly known as Supra Securinvest, has been a trader of shares in Indonesian coal miner PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa, one of the companies at the heart of the recent regulatory sanctions.
Pandu bought into Supra Sekuritas in late 2023, company records show. A company controlled by veteran financier Yonggi Tanuwidjaja holds the remaining 72.5% interest. Yonggi didn’t respond to a request for comment.
After years of relatively limited trading, Dian Swastatika’s shares more than quadrupled in 2024 and nearly tripled in 2025. By August 2025, Dian Swastatika’s market capitalization had ballooned to more than $30 billion, large enough for MSCI to select it for inclusion in its benchmark indexes.
Bloomberg > A spokesperson for Pandu confirmed in a statement that he’s a minority shareholder of Supra Sekuritas in his personal capacity, noting that the investment is passive.
Pandu has never served on the company’s “board of directors, board of commissioners, or management, and has had no role in its daily operations, trading activities or compliance decisions,” the spokesperson said. “His ownership should not be confused with responsibility for the company’s actions.”
Pandu fully respects the FSA and “supports strong and fair enforcement of capital market regulations,” the spokesperson said, adding that he “remains committed to supporting transparency, good governance and investor confidence in Indonesia’s capital markets.”
In recent months, MSCI has privately signaled to Indonesian officials, including Pandu, that the market’s problems have not been fixed, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Bloomberg > Asha has about 41 billion rupiah of paid-up capital, compared with about 58 billion rupiah at Dara Permata Sehati, a vehicle owned almost entirely by Pandu that is known as Sjahrir Family Investment. In 2024, Newton Capital — a unit of Pandu-controlled Paloma Capital — provided an interest-free 883 billion rupiah loan to broadcaster Net Visi Media.
His broader business career spans energy and private capital. Pandu spent 15 years helping run PT TBS Energi Utama, a listed group rooted in coal mining that has expanded into waste management, renewable energy and electric mobility. He directly held about 0.6% of its shares at the end of April.
Pandu was also a managing partner at Indies Capital and a founding partner of AC Ventures, which have reported managing more than $1 billion and $500 million, respectively. Those figures reflect capital managed for investors, rather than Pandu’s personal assets.
Bloomberg > Pandu owns 99.99% of PT Asha Artha Sehati, which in turn holds a 27.5% stake in Supra Sekuritas, according to Bloomberg calculations of shareholding shown in company registration records. The brokerage, formerly known as Supra Securinvest, has been a trader of shares in Indonesian coal miner PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa, one of the companies at the heart of the recent regulatory sanctions.
Pandu bought into Supra Sekuritas in late 2023, company records show. A company controlled by veteran financier Yonggi Tanuwidjaja holds the remaining 72.5% interest. Yonggi didn’t respond to a request for comment.
After years of relatively limited trading, Dian Swastatika’s shares more than quadrupled in 2024 and nearly tripled in 2025. By August 2025, Dian Swastatika’s market capitalization had ballooned to more than $30 billion, large enough for MSCI to select it for inclusion in its benchmark indexes.
Bloomberg > Asha has about 41 billion rupiah of paid-up capital, compared with about 58 billion rupiah at Dara Permata Sehati, a vehicle owned almost entirely by Pandu that is known as Sjahrir Family Investment. In 2024, Newton Capital — a unit of Pandu-controlled Paloma Capital — provided an interest-free 883 billion rupiah loan to broadcaster Net Visi Media.
His broader business career spans energy and private capital. Pandu spent 15 years helping run PT TBS Energi Utama, a listed group rooted in coal mining that has expanded into waste management, renewable energy and electric mobility. He directly held about 0.6% of its shares at the end of April.
Pandu was also a managing partner at Indies Capital and a founding partner of AC Ventures, which have reported managing more than $1 billion and $500 million, respectively. Those figures reflect capital managed for investors, rather than Pandu’s personal assets.
Bloomberg > Pandu owns 99.99% of PT Asha Artha Sehati, which in turn holds a 27.5% stake in Supra Sekuritas, according to Bloomberg calculations of shareholding shown in company registration records. The brokerage, formerly known as Supra Securinvest, has been a trader of shares in Indonesian coal miner PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa, one of the companies at the heart of the recent regulatory sanctions.
Pandu bought into Supra Sekuritas in late 2023, company records show. A company controlled by veteran financier Yonggi Tanuwidjaja holds the remaining 72.5% interest. Yonggi didn’t respond to a request for comment.
After years of relatively limited trading, Dian Swastatika’s shares more than quadrupled in 2024 and nearly tripled in 2025. By August 2025, Dian Swastatika’s market capitalization had ballooned to more than $30 billion, large enough for MSCI to select it for inclusion in its benchmark indexes.
Bloomberg > Pandu owns 99.99% of PT Asha Artha Sehati, which in turn holds a 27.5% stake in Supra Sekuritas, according to Bloomberg calculations of shareholding shown in company registration records. The brokerage, formerly known as Supra Securinvest, has been a trader of shares in Indonesian coal miner PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa, one of the companies at the heart of the recent regulatory sanctions.
Pandu bought into Supra Sekuritas in late 2023, company records show. A company controlled by veteran financier Yonggi Tanuwidjaja holds the remaining 72.5% interest. Yonggi didn’t respond to a request for comment.
After years of relatively limited trading, Dian Swastatika’s shares more than quadrupled in 2024 and nearly tripled in 2025. By August 2025, Dian Swastatika’s market capitalization had ballooned to more than $30 billion, large enough for MSCI to select it for inclusion in its benchmark indexes.
Bloomberg > A spokesperson for Pandu confirmed in a statement that he’s a minority shareholder of Supra Sekuritas in his personal capacity, noting that the investment is passive.
Pandu has never served on the company’s “board of directors, board of commissioners, or management, and has had no role in its daily operations, trading activities or compliance decisions,” the spokesperson said. “His ownership should not be confused with responsibility for the company’s actions.”
Pandu fully respects the FSA and “supports strong and fair enforcement of capital market regulations,” the spokesperson said, adding that he “remains committed to supporting transparency, good governance and investor confidence in Indonesia’s capital markets.”
In recent months, MSCI has privately signaled to Indonesian officials, including Pandu, that the market’s problems have not been fixed, according to people familiar with the matter.
Bloomberg > A spokesperson for Pandu confirmed in a statement that he’s a minority shareholder of Supra Sekuritas in his personal capacity, noting that the investment is passive.
Pandu has never served on the company’s “board of directors, board of commissioners, or management, and has had no role in its daily operations, trading activities or compliance decisions,” the spokesperson said. “His ownership should not be confused with responsibility for the company’s actions.”
Pandu fully respects the FSA and “supports strong and fair enforcement of capital market regulations,” the spokesperson said, adding that he “remains committed to supporting transparency, good governance and investor confidence in Indonesia’s capital markets.”
In recent months, MSCI has privately signaled to Indonesian officials, including Pandu, that the market’s problems have not been fixed, according to people familiar with the matter.
Bloomberg > Pandu Sjahrir, the prominent Indonesian wealth fund executive who has publicly supported MSCI Inc.’s scrutiny of the nation’s stock market, is the co-owner of a brokerage sanctioned in connection with a stock-market manipulation probe.
Pandu, who as chief investment officer of Danantara has become a key liaison with global money managers, indirectly owns a 27.5% stake in PT Supra Sekuritas Indonesia, according to company records.
People with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive information, said Supra Sekuritas was the company referred to as “SS” by Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority this month when it announced sanctions against more than a dozen entities for violating regulations in cases related to market manipulation. The statement, which only listed the firms by their initials, came in the wake of MSCI’s surprise threat to downgrade the country to standalone status — a more severe punishment than previously considered.
Valenttttttt retweeted
Bloomberg > Pandu Sjahrir, the prominent Indonesian wealth fund executive who has publicly supported MSCI Inc.’s scrutiny of the nation’s stock market, is the co-owner of a brokerage sanctioned in connection with a stock-market manipulation probe.
Pandu, who as chief investment officer of Danantara has become a key liaison with global money managers, indirectly owns a 27.5% stake in PT Supra Sekuritas Indonesia, according to company records.
People with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive information, said Supra Sekuritas was the company referred to as “SS” by Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority this month when it announced sanctions against more than a dozen entities for violating regulations in cases related to market manipulation. The statement, which only listed the firms by their initials, came in the wake of MSCI’s surprise threat to downgrade the country to standalone status — a more severe punishment than previously considered.
Bloomberg > Pandu Sjahrir, the prominent Indonesian wealth fund executive who has publicly supported MSCI Inc.’s scrutiny of the nation’s stock market, is the co-owner of a brokerage sanctioned in connection with a stock-market manipulation probe.
Pandu, who as chief investment officer of Danantara has become a key liaison with global money managers, indirectly owns a 27.5% stake in PT Supra Sekuritas Indonesia, according to company records.
People with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive information, said Supra Sekuritas was the company referred to as “SS” by Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority this month when it announced sanctions against more than a dozen entities for violating regulations in cases related to market manipulation. The statement, which only listed the firms by their initials, came in the wake of MSCI’s surprise threat to downgrade the country to standalone status — a more severe punishment than previously considered.
Bila topan kras melanda hidupmu
Bila putus asa dan letih lesu
Berkat Tuhan satu-satu hitunglah
Kau niscaya kagum oleh kasihNya
Berkat Tuhan mari hitunglah
Kau kan kagum oleh kasihNya
Berkat Tuhan mari hitunglah
Kau niscaya kagum oleh kasihNya
Bloomberg > Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to a four-year high and the rupiah fell toward a record low as elevated oil prices and the MSCI Inc. threat of a stocks downgrade hurt investor sentiment.
The nation’s 10-year yield rose three basis points to 7.52% on Tuesday, the highest since Nov. 2022. The yield jumped more than 140 basis points this year, among the biggest in emerging Asia.
Indonesian markets have once again turned volatile in October following a few months of reprieve, with MSCI’s plan to reclassify the nation to a standalone status triggering a stock market crash. Elevated oil prices are also bloating government subsidies, piling pressure on the nation’s finances.
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Bloomberg > The richest people behind some of Indonesia’s biggest companies have collectively lost nearly $57 billion since index compiler MSCI Inc. warned of a possible downgrade of the nation’s equity market in January, leading to a dramatic stock selloff.
Five tycoons or their family members saw their fortunes decline to a combined $71.6 billion as of Oct. 22, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. They have seen all of their wealth gains from the last four years erased. Indonesia’s main equity gauge has tumbled 38% this year, the worst performer among the more than 90 indexes tracked by Bloomberg.
The destruction in wealth shows how quickly fortunes based on Indonesia’s stock market have ballooned and then crumpled in the wake of the MSCI review. MSCI warned that the country’s emerging-market status was in jeopardy, raising the prospect of a removal from global indexes and stoking fears of foreign capital flight.
