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Nikko Securities Indonesia
PT INA SEKURITAS INDONESIA (also known as INA SEKURITAS) provides integrated financial services and high value-added solutions for individual and corporate...
Nikko Securities Indonesia
PT INA SEKURITAS INDONESIA (also known as INA SEKURITAS) provides integrated financial services and high value-added solutions for individual and corporate clients. Founded in August 1990 as PT Nikko Securities Indonesia, it later became PT Nikko Sekuritas Indonesia and then PT INA SEKURITAS INDONESIA. As a joint venture between Indonesian and Japanese companies, it offers brokerage, investment banking, and investment management, including M&A, restructuring, and collective investment schemes.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
1990
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Indonesia
City
Jakarta Selatan
Corporate office
Jakarta, Indonesia
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What regulatory licenses does Nikko Securities Indonesia hold?
It holds three licenses under Indonesian financial-services regulation: securities brokerage (Perantara Efek), equity and debt underwriting (Penjamin Emisi Efek), and investment management (Manajer Investasi). The Ministry of Finance recognized its investment-management division as a mutual-fund pioneer on 26 February 1997.
Does the firm disclose its assets under management?
No. PT Ina Sekuritas Indonesia has not published an AUM figure or total client assets in any publicly available English-language source, so the size of its brokerage, underwriting, and mutual-fund books remains undisclosed.
What investment stages or asset classes does the investment-management division target?
The publicly disclosed scope covers mutual-fund products (Reksa Dana) under its Ministry of Finance license. The firm has not detailed specific fund strategies, asset-class allocations, or investment-stage preferences beyond this basic regulatory authorization.
Who runs the firm and makes investment decisions?
PT Ina Sekuritas Indonesia has not disclosed a named CEO, CIO, or management committee in its public English-language materials. Without named principals or an organizational chart, leadership and investment-decision structures remain opaque.
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