Since 1998, AKPI has strengthened the bankruptcy and restructuring system in Indonesia with integrity, competence, and accountability.

AKPI is not just a professional organization, but an institution that sets national standards for Receivers and Administrators.

Duties and Roles of Receivers

A receiver is a professional appointed by the court to manage and settle the bankrupt's assets.

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Getting to Know the Receivers

Receivers play a crucial role in bankruptcy proceedings and Suspension of Debt Payment (PKPU) proceedings. With the authority granted by the court under statutory regulations, Receivers are tasked with managing, securing, and settling debtors' assets professionally and independently, based on the principles of justice and legal certainty.

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Getting to Know the Administrators

A debtor administrator is a professional appointed by the Commercial Court to manage a debtor's assets during the debt restructuring process. Together with the debtor, the administrator ensures that the debt restructuring process is transparent, fair, and in accordance with legal provisions, with the goal of achieving a settlement that benefits all parties.

1

Getting to Know the Receivers

Receivers play a crucial role in bankruptcy proceedings and Suspension of Debt Payment (PKPU) proceedings. With the authority granted by the court under statutory regulations, Receivers are tasked with managing, securing, and settling debtors' assets professionally and independently, based on the principles of justice and legal certainty.

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Getting to Know the Administrators

A debtor administrator is a professional appointed by the Commercial Court to manage a debtor's assets during the debt restructuring process. Together with the debtor, the administrator ensures that the debt restructuring process is transparent, fair, and in accordance with legal provisions, with the goal of achieving a settlement that benefits all parties.