The Jakarta stock exchange is among the principal components of the Indonesia Financial Market. Also known as the JSX the stock exchange operates through a computer system known as the JATS. The principal securities traded in the exchange are shares, warrants, rights, exchangeable bonds and bonds.
The prominent market indices of the Jakarta stock exchange are the JSX Composite and the Jakarta Islamic Index. These are employed in order to measure the market activities and reporting the alterations in the values of representative stock groupings. The JII was instituted in 2001 premised on Islamic law.
On the 21st of September in 2005 five members of the ASEAN - the exchanges of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Jakarta and Philippine formed the FTSE/ASEAN indices as well as FTSE , which is a global index supplier.
These indices contain the FTSE/ASEAN Benchmark Index and the FTSE/ASEAN 40 tradable index. Some of the biggest companies listed with the Jakarta stock exchange are:
- Enseval Putera M.T. TBK
- Ahap TBK.
- Alfa Retailindo TBK.
- Adhi Karya TBK.
- New Century Development TBK.
- Bakrie Sumatera Plantations TBK.
- Maskapai Reasuransi IND. TBK.
- Centex TBK
- Eratex Djaja TBK.
- Danasupra Erapacific TBK.
The most prominent investors in the
Indonesia Financial Market are:
- Indo Acidatama TBK.
- Pan Brothers Tex TBK.
- Alakasa Industrindo TBK.
- Agis TBK.
- Cahaya Kalibar TBK.
- Radiant Utama Interinsco TBK.
- Bank Mayapada International
- Jaka Inti Realtindo TBK.
- PANASIA INDOSYNTEX TBK.
- BAT INDONESIA TBK.
The government bond market in Indonesia has been growing in the recent years. Their growth has been hastened by the fact that the Indonesian government is willing to develop the debt markets as a financial device.
The retail market in Indonesia for the sovereign bonds are also in the first stage of their development but the national government is making efforts to make the market infrastructure, the regulatory framework as well as the trading and clearing systems better than they presently are.