Bankruptcy Law in Indonesia is stated in-detail in Law No.37 2004: Bankruptcy and Suspension of Payments. Indonesia has special regulations and procedures regarding bankruptcy based on the type and size of the organization wishing to declare themselves bankrupt.

Litigation and Disputes in Indonesia is explained and defined in Law No.30 1999: Arbitration and Alternate Dispute Resolutions. Stated in Article 1 No.10 of Law No. 30 1999, The Indonesian legal system allows for out-of-court dispute resolutions between opposing parties such as through consultation, negotiation, mediation or reconciliation, often with an experienced legal professional.

Banking and Finance in Indonesia is regulated by the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan/OJK) and is primarily governed by Law No.7 1992: Banking and its amendment Law No.10 1998. The OJK has wide supervisory powers such as regulation of banking institutions, supervising the risk management and solvency rating of banks, and overall examination to enfore legal banking practices.

Securities and Assets that are recognized and monitored by the Indonesian government are: mortgages, fiduciary security, pledge, hypothec, and warehouse receipts. These are all detailed in Law No.4 1996: Mortgage Rights over Land and Objects relating to Land and states the different uses of each security and how to handle certain assets.

The formal regulation of laws relating to insurance can be found in Law No.40 2014: Insurance. The Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan/OJK) is responsible for overseeing insurance companies and enforcing related regulations.