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In a world marked by global economic downturn and political violence with no end in sight, our second issue of the year has opted for the high path and aptly celebrates optimism. And Perhaps nothing is more gratifying to us today than to see the young (and bold) share that sentiment. This is self-evident in the way 30 Indonesian youngsters-they are barely 30 years of age-featured in this issue expressed their faith in the future by achieving what others can perhaps only dream of.
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Gearing Up
Local EV producer Volta advances to lead Indonesia’s electric motorbike market
Sign Here
PrivyID provides e-signatures to simplify business process during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Championing Startups
Arya Setiadharma fuels the gap between early and later-stage startup investments through Prasetia.
ANTHONI SALIM INVESTS RP 1 TRILLION IN DATA CENTER
Last May, billionaire Anthoni Salim topped up his shares at PT Data Center Indonesia Tbk (DCI) by adding 192.74 million shares worth Rp1.01 trillion.
Inflation Risk
As the global vaccine rollout proceeds and the post-pandemic economy recovery story gets nearer, the global market narrative about rising inflation and the risk of the U.S. economy overheating turned more mainstream.
CHANGING LANES
EV billionaire William Li is chasing growth overseas. His first step—entering the European market via Norway.
Steadfast Delivery
Farian Kirana aims to grow Lion Parcel to a Rp 1 trillion company and take it public.
Healthy Start
Setting a new milestone amid the pandemic, Pyridam Farma aims to boost innovation in Indonesia’s pharmaceutical industry
The Friendly Assassin
David Vélez SET OUT TO KILL OFF THE FAT FEES AND LOUSY SERVICE OF BRAZIL’S BIG BANKS. THE OPERATION SUCCEEDED BEYOND HIS WILDEST DREAMS: TODAY, HIS NO-FEE Nubank IS THE MOST VALUABLE DIGITAL BANK IN THE WORLD, WITH 35 MILLION CUSTOMERS—AND HE’S GUNNING FOR MORE.
Why ASEAN's Gig Economy is Key to Winning the Digital Banking War
ASEAN’s gig economy was in its nascent stages in 2018 when a KellyOCG report found that most hiring managers were using freelancers to save costs, drive innovation, and keep a competitive advantage.