The region’s start-up scene shows strength in weathering the sector’s global slowdown, with fintechs emerging as top performers. Financing the future remains crucial and Asia's regional capital markets are demonstrating how to move forward.

From Indonesia’s resource-rich, onshore EV supply chain, to Hong Kong’s suite of sophisticated primary market products, experts assess the opportunity on offer to both regions’ capital markets, following formal signature of a strategic partnership between HKEX and IDX last week.

Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia and home to tech success stories like GoTo and Bukalapak, but thanks to the market’s size and scale, we are only at the very beginning of its start-up story.

The highly anticipated move should spur new listings of domestic tech companies, experts believe.

From super apps to artificial intelligence, technology is a big part of how the travel and tourism industry is repositioning itself for a post-pandemic world. Also emerging is a push for M&A to accelerate growth.

The rationale for our winners in the following countries: India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Mongolia.

The rationale for the winners in India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan and Laos.

As more than $28 billion in start-up investment is expected to be lost due in 2020, Indonesian entrepreneurs and investors are getting on the front foot to tackle to pandemic.

Despite aggressive pricing and historically tight yields, investors' appetite for Asia tech credit appears undiminished. It's an issuer's market for sure, but is it enough for a Xiaomi, Gojek, Traveloka or Tokopedia to take the bait?

FinanceAsia is showcasing the entrepreneurs who are leading the wave of technological disruption across the region. Here we look at Indonesia.