Indonesia implemented a wide-ranging fiscal restructuring programme in 2025 under President Prabowo that focused on expenditure rationalisation, tighter enforcement and recovery of revenue from illegal economic activity, resulting in an estimated fiscal impact of about $30 billion while keeping the fiscal deficit within the statutory 3 percent ceiling and maintaining stable debt levels.
— last modified 14 March 2018 The Commission proposed on 14 March a comprehensive package of measures to tackle non-performing loans (NPLs) in Europe, capitalising on the significant progress already…
— last modified 12 March 2018 The European Commission took a major step towards development of an EU Capital Markets Union by promoting alternative sources of financing and removing barriers…
— last modified 08 March 2018 As a first major deliverable of the Action Plan on harnessing the opportunities presented by technology-enabled innovation in financial services (FinTech), the European Commission…
— last modified 08 March 2018 On 8 March, the European Commission unveiled an Action Plan on how to harness the opportunities presented by technology-enabled innovation in financial services (FinTech).AdvertisementWhat…
— last modified 08 March 2018 The European Commission presented on 8 March an Action Plan on sustainable finance and financial technology.AdvertisementWhy an EU strategy on sustainable finance?The signing of…
— last modified 07 March 2018 The European Commission published on 7 March its annual analysis of the economic and social situation in the EU Member States, including progress in…
