ALSA 2025 meeting

Indonesia has a responsibility to foster an innovative and inclusive Digital Economy. The current wave of technological advancement and digitalization has significantly impacted the nation, leading to the rise of digital-based assets. This phenomenon has also been integrated into Indonesia's bankruptcy law, particularly in the regulation of intangible assets. This research aims to achieve two primary objectives. First, it aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how digital asset regulation can address the challenges posed by the digital economy. Second, it aims to analyze the status of digital assets within the context of bankruptcy assets under Indonesia's bankruptcy law. The study will examine legal norms and regulations, employing a legal approach and a literature review as its primary research method. A qualitative approach will gather data from various sources, including books, journal articles, reports, conference papers, and websites. Data will be collected using document study tools, and content analysis will be employed to assess secondary data through a consistent regulatory framework. The advancement of Indonesia's digital economy aims to enhance the existing literature on bankruptcy law in Indonesia, particularly with the policies governing digital assets as bankruptcy assets.