31 March 2021
Across the ASEAN: Recapping the 1Q for Indonesian Markets
Jemmy Paul Wawointana, CEO of SucorInvest Asset Management, joined us on Across the ASEAN to discuss the 1st quarter for Indonesian markets, and what strategies SucorInvest used to outperform their benchmarks. He also discussed his outlook for the Jakarta Composite and the Indonesian Rupiah and how the Angkatan Corona- - or Corona generation -- in Indonesia is heralding a new group of young retail investors in the region's largest economy.

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16 September 2020
Across the ASEAN: Taking Stock of Jakarta's Lock downs and the Bank Indonesia's Next Decision
A busy last few days for Indonesia with the Jakarta Composite Index tumbling last Thursday after authorities announced a second lock down for the capital region that's home to roughly 30 million Indonesians. There's also the upcoming policy decision from the Bank of Indonesia on this coming Thursday, and a possible law that could curtail the central bank's independence. Jemmy Paul Wawointana, CEO of SucorInvest Asset Management, joins us on Across the ASEAN from Jakarta to take stock of all these factors and how they're managing risks.

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24 June 2020
Across the ASEAN: Will Optimism for Indonesian Stocks Extend into the 2nd Half?
On Across the ASEAN, SucorInvest Asset Management's CIO Jemmy Paul Wawointana joined us once again to talk about the Jakarta Composite Index's solid gains this Wednesday, and whether optimism in Indonesian stocks will carry over into the second half of the year. He also touches on how investors are weighing a possible Indonesian economic recovery against COVID-19 infections, and why the Rupiah's been so strong despite the economic uncertainty.

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25 March 2020
Across the ASEAN: The Brutal 1st Quarter for Indonesian Markets
The first three months saw many markets across the ASEAN fall in to bear market territory, including Indonesian equities, with the IDX dealing with a number of circuit breakers and trading halts after worrisome intraday losses. But Jemmy Paul Wawointana, CEO of Sucor Asset Management, is holding out for a better tomorrow, and finds valuations have come down quite a bit. He joins us on Across the ASEAN to also discuss what the dollar's strength and the collapse of oil prices meant for stocks in Jakarta, and where the state of Indonesian consumer sentiment is.

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16 Oct 2019
Across the ASEAN: Can Indonesian Markets Close Out the Year Strongly?
Indonesian stocks have run into some turbulence in recent weeks, with foreign funds taking more to bonds than equities in Jakarta. But SucorInvest's CIO Jemmy Paul Wawointana isn't ready to give up on Indonesian stocks just yet. He provides us his outlook on Indonesia's broad markets on Across the ASEAN.

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Across The ASEAN: Indonesian Markets Ahead Of The National Elections
The race for the Indonesian presidency is a tight one, with the Jakarta Composite trading sideways for most of the last 3 months. But regardless of the outcome, SucorInvest Asset Management's CEO Jemmy Paul Wawointana is still positive on his country's market outlook. He particularly likes bank & infrastructure stocks, but isn't too hot on palm oil.

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