Indonesia's financial assets are relatively small, at the equivalent of an estimated 110% of GDP in 2013, but the country's banks are healthy and will look to expand in the forecast period.
The government has a large presence in the banking sector—a legacy of the bail-outs and takeovers required in the wake of the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. It will continue its efforts to return banks to private ownership.

Financial services report 2

Banks 4

Insurers 8

Asset managers 10

Financial markets and instruments 12

Financial regulation 14

Monetary and currency policy 16

Indonesia at a glance 17

Fundamental indicators 18

Key contacts 19

Industry publishing schedule 20

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