INDONESIA - LIQUIDITY - Central Bank paves way for Inter-sharia bank market

JAKARTA: Bank Indonesia will regulate inter-sharia banks transactions in money market to  boost liquidity in the industry, offering different collateral policy, differing it from that of conventional banks.

The central bank expected the regulation to increase attractiveness of Indonesian sharia banking, which currently ranks fourth in the world with regard to its supporting regulation system and infrastructure. (source)

INDONESIA - MONEY MARKETS - Publish Rules Enhance BI Syariah Money Market

JAKARTA-Bank Indonesia issued Bank Indonesia Regulation (PBI) that completes the provisions of the interbank money market based on sharia (SATISFIED) that had been considered less encourages the deepening of the Islamic financial market.
"PBI No. 14 of 2012 which was published on January 4 is the amendment to PBI No. 9 of 2007 regarding SATISFIED," said Bank Indonesia Head of Public Relations Bureau, Difi A. Johansyah here on Friday. (source)

INDONESIA - CAPITAL MARKETS - Sukuk Repo Becomes an Alternative for Short-Term Funding

JAKARTA (IFT) – Sukuk in repurchase agreement (repo) transactions can be an alternative for short-term funding that can improve the liquidity of Islamic banks and increase money market transactions in the industry. (source)