INDONESIA
Malaysia
Indonesia
Jakarta
Trends and Developments Contributed by: Vovo Iswanto, Albert Boy Situmorang, Wisnu Wardhana and Ingrid Gratsya Zega Assegaf Hamzah & Partners
Australia
Assegaf Hamzah & Partners (AHP) is based in Ja - karta and Surabaya, and has established itself as a major force locally and regionally. AHP’s consumer protection practice collaborates seamlessly with its market-leading competition and dispute resolution practice to offer comprehensive solutions to busi - nesses navigating the intricate landscape of consum - er protection. With a profound understanding of regu - latory nuances and industry dynamics, its integrated approach ensures that clients receive tailored guid - ance and robust defence against a myriad of con - sumer-related challenges. From advising on product
labelling and advertising to defending against com - plex consumer lawsuits, the team leverages its ex - pertise to safeguard clients’ interests while uphold - ing ethical standards. The firm’s expertise extends to developing compliance programmes, conducting audits and providing specialised training tailored to the unique needs of each client, ensuring adherence to consumer protection regulations. Furthermore, its advisory services on halal product assurance regu - lations underscore AHP’s commitment to providing holistic support, ensuring that clients adhere to both legal requirements and consumer expectations.
Authors
Vovo Iswanto is a partner at Assegaf Hamzah & Partners (AHP) with expertise in competition law, consumer protection, public-private partnerships and antitrust litigation. Formerly with the Indonesia
Albert Boy Situmorang is a partner in competition and antitrust practice at Assegaf Hamzah & Partners (AHP) with over a decade of experience. He provides expert counsel to clients on consumer protection and competition
Competition Authority (KPPU), he co-founded Rizkiyana & Iswanto before its merger with AHP in 2013. Vovo advises on merger filings, cartel and dominance cases, and compliance reviews across sectors including pharmaceuticals, construction, and oil and gas. He contributes to leading publications and frequently lectures at top Indonesian law faculties. His recent work explores competition issues in the digital economy. Vovo holds degrees from the University of Indonesia (UI) and Vrije Universiteit (VU) Amsterdam.
law issues, including vertical restrictions, cartels, and merger control. Albert’s representation spans diverse industries like mining, chemicals, and automotive, offering strategic guidance in complex regulatory landscapes. His comprehensive understanding of halal regulations and extensive training in halal certification in Indonesia have positioned him as a sought-after authority in consumer protection and halal regulation and certification. He has assisted numerous companies in implementing halal product assurance systems to ensure compliance with industry standards.
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