Regulation of Securities Offering Through Equity Crowdfunding: A Juridical Comparison Between Indonesia and Singapore (Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research))
Summary
- In Indonesia, individual investors with an annual income below Rp500.000.000 face a maximum investment cap of 5% of their annual earnings under POJK 57/2020.p.5
- Under Singapore's Securities and Futures Act, Accredited Investors are defined as individuals with net assets exceeding S$2 million, allowing broader exemptions from prospectus requirements.p.5
- Indonesian equity crowdfunding regulations restrict eligible issuers to non-conglomerate private entities with maximum net assets of Rp10 Miliar.p.7
- POJK 57/2020 caps total equity crowdfunding capital raising for a single issuer at Rp10 Miliar within a 12-month period.p.8
- Singapore's Small Offer Exemption permits issuers to raise up to S$5 Juta within 12 months without issuing a full prospectus.p.8
- Retail investors in Singapore face investment caps such as $5.000 or $10.000 within a 12-month period depending on their total net assets.p.9
Key insights
- Indonesia implements a rules-based regulatory framework prioritizing financial inclusion and direct quantitative investment limits for retail investors.p.1
- Singapore adopts a principle-based framework focused on intermediary integrity by enforcing strict Capital Markets Services licensing standards.p.1
- Equity crowdfunding provides micro, small, and medium enterprises an efficient alternative financing channel by lowering administrative and issuance costs.p.4
- Both Indonesian and Singaporean regulators mandate platform licensing and due diligence obligations to manage information asymmetry between issuers and investors.p.8
- Singapore differentiates regulatory burdens based on investor segmentation, providing broader exemptions for Accredited Investors while protecting retail investors.p.9
- Indonesian regulation requires raised funds to be held in an escrow account with a custodian bank until fundraising goals are fulfilled.p.12
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