Majority of Weekly Market Data Still Closed Positive

June 24, 2022. JAKARTA.

The rating result from PT Pemeringkat Efek Indonesia for this Bond is idAAA (Triple A) and acting as Trustee in this issue is PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk.

This week there was one bond listing, namely PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk's Green Bond I 2022 issued by PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk and started to be listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on Wednesday (22/6) with a nominal value of IDR 5,000,000,000,000.00.

The rating result from PT Pemeringkat Efek Indonesia for this Bond is idAAA (Triple A) and acting as Trustee in this issue is PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk.

The total issuance of bonds and sukuk that have been recorded throughout 2022 is 53 issuances from 41 issuers with a value of Rp69.20 trillion. With this recording, the total issuance of Bonds and Sukuk listed on the IDX amounted to 498 issuances with an outstanding nominal value of Rp.456.00 trillion and USD47.5 million, issued by 122 Issuers. There are 150 series of Government Securities (SBN) listed on the IDX with a nominal value of Rp4,816.65 trillion and USD205.99 million. EBA as many as 10 emissions worth Rp4.31 trillion.

The IDX trading data for the period from June 20 to June 24, 2022, was mostly closed in the positive zone. The highest increase occurred in the Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) of 1.53 percent at the level of 7,042,937 from 6,936,967 at the close of the previous week. Then an increase also occurred in the stock market capitalization of 0.93 percent to Rp9,171.842 trillion from Rp9,087.685 trillion at the close of last week.

The average daily transaction value of the Exchange during the week also increased by 0.55 percent to Rp. 17.332 trillion from Rp. 17.237 trillion in the previous week. The average transaction volume of the Exchange experienced a change of 11.92 percent to 24.753 billion shares from 28.103 billion shares at the close of last week. Then, the average daily transaction frequency of the Exchange changed 9.01 percent to 1,257,107 transactions from 1,381,605 transactions at the close of last week.

Foreign investors today recorded a net selling value of Rp. 1.084 trillion and throughout 2022, foreign investors recorded a net purchase of Rp. 65.028 trillion.

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Yang Jiechi Chairs the 12th Meeting of BRICS National Security Advisers and High Representatives

June 16, 2022. BEIJING.

The 12th Meeting of BRICS National Security Advisers and High Representatives on National Security in Beijing.

On June 15, 2022, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Director of the Office of the Central Commission for Foreign Affairs Yang Jiechi chaired the 12th Meeting of BRICS National Security Advisers and High Representatives on National Security in Beijing via video link. He stressed, the BRICS countries have always upheld the BRICS spirit of openness, inclusiveness and win-win cooperation, firmly safeguarded the common interests of the vast developing countries, and will make well preparations for the upcoming 14th BRICS Summit under the political guidance of the leaders of the five countries.

Yang Jiechi said, changes of the world, of our times and of history are unfolding in ways like never before, with major changes and a pandemic both unseen in a century being combined. Faced with mounting risks and challenges, President Xi Jinping put forward the Global Security Initiative with the security and well-being of humanity in mind, contributing Chinese wisdom to solving the current global security dilemma and providing important guidance for building a world with lasting peace and universal security.

Yang Jiechi stressed, BRICS, born in the historical tide of the rise of emerging markets and developing countries as a group, represents the way forward in the evolution and adjustment of the global landscape and international order. We should follow the trend of the times, act according to the changes of the times, and inject more stability and positive energy into the turbulent international situation. We should act on true multilateralism and strive to achieve common security. We should address traditional and non-traditional threats in a well-coordinated manner and strive to achieve comprehensive security. We should advocate sticking together in times of difficulty and strive to achieve cooperative security. We should pursue security and development in a well-coordinated way and strive to achieve sustainable security.

The meeting reviewed the work of the working groups on counter-terrorism and cybersecurity, unanimously agreed to jointly advance the relevant plans and road maps of international counter-terrorism cooperation and cybersecurity cooperation, safeguard the United Nations' central role in coordinating the global counter-terrorism efforts, and call for building a global Internet governance system featuring greater inclusiveness, representation and democracy.

South African Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele, Head of Brazil's Institutional Security Office Augusto Heleno, Secretary of the National Security Council Nikolai Patrushev of the Russian Federation and Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval attended the meeting. The parties exchanged in-depth views on important issues such as strengthening multilateralism and global governance, coping with new threats and challenges to national security, and strengthening and improving governance in new territories, and reached a series of consensus. All parties unanimously expressed readiness to push for fruitful outcomes of the 14th BRICS summit.

Source Link: http://brics2022.mfa.gov.cn/eng/dtxw/202206/t20220616_10704504.html

Goldman Sachs One Million Black Women Announces 50 Recipients of Black Women Impact Grants

June 15, 2022.

Grants to scale Black women-led nonprofits.

• One Million Black Women invests $10 million through a multi-year grant program, scaling nonprofit organizations’ efforts to address pivotal moments in Black women’s lives.

• 50 Black women-led and Black women-serving nonprofits receive grants ranging from $50,000 to $250,000 over two years.

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE: GS) today announced 50 recipients of the Black Women Impact grants program, part of its One Million Black Women initiative, to fund Black women-led and Black women-serving nonprofits.

The 50 organizations were selected from over 800 applicants based on their established efforts to deliver innovative and transformative solutions to narrow opportunity gaps faced by Black women. Each grantee will receive two years of general operating funding, ranging from $50,000-$250,000. A total of $10 million will be invested through the multi-year program.

“We know one of the best ways to create a more inclusive economy is to invest in Black women,” said David Solomon, Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO. “From our listening sessions, we’ve learned just how transformative Black women-led nonprofits have been for communities, and now we’re going to spotlight these organizations and give their leaders the resources they need to increase their impact.”

Goldman Sachs’ research Black Womenomics cites limited access to capital as one of the largest barriers for Black women starting businesses and organizations.

Through a series of 50 listening sessions with over 20,000 Black women, a lack of access to unrestricted, multi-year funding was cited as a persistent challenge facing nonprofit leaders. The Black Women Impact grants program is designed to directly address this need.

“We have listened and learned that Black women-led nonprofits need access to general operating, multi-year funding to scale their nonprofit organizations,” said Asahi Pompey, President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation. “We were inspired by the work of these 50 dynamic leaders and are thrilled to deliver funding as they continue to build sustainable organizations, driving lasting change within their communities.”

“For over a decade, our approach to driving market based solutions focuses on allocation of capital in all forms and funding to address root causes of income inequality to drive opportunity,” said Dina Powell McCormick, Global Head of Sustainability and Inclusive Growth at Goldman Sachs. “The Black Women Impact grant recipients have demonstrated, through data and direct insights, that they have developed solutions to narrow opportunity gaps and positively impact communities across the country.

The following organizations will receive grants and represent organizations across the country:

• Aurora St. Anthony Neighborhood Development Corporation, led by Dr. Deborah Mitchell (Minnesota)

• Bethesda Center for the Homeless, led by Ashley Martin (North Carolina)

• Black Education for New Orleans, led by Adrinda Kelly (Louisiana)

• Black Girl Health Foundation Inc., led by Porcha Grigsby (Maryland)

• Black Girls Smile Inc., led by Lauren Carson (Georgia)

• Black Mamas ATX, led by Kelenne Blake-Fallon (Texas)

• Black Women Build - Baltimore, Inc., led by Shelley Halstead (Maryland)

• Build in Tulsa, led by Ashli Sims (Oklahoma)

• Butterfly Dreamz, Inc., led by Joy Lindsay (New Jersey)

• Chicago South Side Birth Center, led by Jeanine Valrie Logan (Illinois)

• Cohort Sistas, led by Ijeoma Kola (Indiana)

• Cool Girls, Inc., Tanya Egins (Georgia)

• Cornerstone Corporation, led by Monique Thomas (Missouri)

• Custom Collaborative, led by Ngozi Okaro (New York)

• Drive Change, Inc., led by Kalilah Moon (New York)

• Educating Young Minds, led by Angeles Echols (California)

• Fifth Star Funds, led by Stella Ashaolu (Illinois)

• Finance Savvy CEO Foundation, led by Marguerite Pressley Davis (Georgia)

• Garwyn Oaks Northwest Housing Resource Center, led by Mereida Goodman (Maryland)

• H.O.P.E, Inc. (Helping Other People be Empowered), led by Kenita Smith (Georgia)

• Habitat for Humanity DeKalb, led by Sharon Steele (Georgia)

• Hannibal Square Community Land Trust, Inc., led by Camille Reynolds Lewis (Florida)

• HeartSmiles, led by Joni Holifield (Maryland)

• Hope for Youth, Inc. (HYPE), led by Kristina Newton (Georgia)

• Inspiring Minds Greater Philadelphia, led by Andrea Garner (Pennsylvania)

• Increasing H.O.P.E. Financial Training Center, led by Dorothea Bernique (South Carolina)

• ICE Mentors (Eryn PiNK Girl Empowerment), led by Eryn Hathaway (Ohio)

• LEAD Girls of NC, led by Joy Nelson Thomas (North Carolina)

• Mama Glow Foundation, led by Latham Thomas (New York)

• MOMCares, led by Ana Rodney (Maryland)

• Narrative Nation Inc. led by Kimberly Seals Allers (New York)

• Okionu Birth Foundation, led by Jacquelyn Clemmons (Colorado)

• Paradigm for Parity, led by Sandra Quince (New York)

• Partners In Equity, led by Janice Sherman (Georgia)

• PIVOT Inc., led by Veronica Jackson (Maryland)

• Polished Pebbles Girls Mentoring Program, led by Kelly Fair (Illinois)

• Pursuit of Innovation (Pi515), led by Nancy Mwirotsi (Iowa)

• Seeds of Fortune Inc., led by Nitiya Walker (New York)

• SistasCaring4Sistas, led by Cindy McMillan (North Carolina)

• Soul 2 Soul Sisters (S2SS), led by Rev. Dr. Dawn Riley Duval (Colorado)

• South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corporation, led by Diane Ragsdale (Texas)

• The Aux (fiscal agent: The Growing Season), led by Tosha Wilson (Illinois)

• The BRidge Agency, INC, led by Nicole Scott (Louisiana)

• Therapeutic Play Foundation, led by Nakeya T. Fields (California)

• TOPPS - Targeting Our People’s Priorities with Service, led by Annette Dove (Arkansas)

• TOUCH, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance, led by Ricki Fairley (Maryland)

• Upton Planning Committee, led by Wanda G. Best (Maryland)

• Village of Healing, led by Tenisha Gaines (Ohio)

• We2gether Creating Change, led by Gloria Dickerson (Mississippi)

• YesSheCanCampaign, led by Zaniya Lewis (New Jersey)

The organizations selected vary in both geography and mission. Cohort Sistas, based in South Bend, Indiana, aims to use this investment to increase the number of women completing doctoral degrees nationwide. Build in Tulsa will work to further Black women-led start-ups in Tulsa, Oklahoma through its accelerator. Georgia-based Black Girls Smile Inc. will use this investment to further its mission to ensure young Black women have access to education, resources, and support for their mental wellness.

“Black women have always been core to driving social change to support and elevate their communities; and they have done so with limited financial resources,” said Melanie Campbell, President and CEO of The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation and Convener of the Black Women’s Roundtable. “This grant program not only supports these 50 dynamic Black women leaders, it sends a signal to the broader business and philanthropic community that it is long overdue for Black women’s leadership to be invested in and have more seats at the tables of power and influence, which is a smart business decision to grow and strengthen the economy for our nation.”

Of the selected organizations, all are led by a Black woman and have multiple Black women in significant positions of leadership. Grantee organizations are directly focused on advancing One Million Black Women pillar areas including: healthcare, job creation and workforce development, education, affordable housing, digital connectivity, financial health, and access to capital. About One Million Black Women

In partnership with Black-women-led organizations, financial institutions and other partners, Goldman Sachs has committed $10 billion in direct investment capital and $100 million in philanthropic capital over the next decade to address the dual disproportionate gender and racial biases that Black women have faced for generations, which have only been exacerbated by the pandemic. The initiative, One Million Black Women, is named for and guided by the goal of impacting the lives of at least one million Black women by 2030. Goldman Sachs’ research Black Womenomics has shown that sustained investments in Black women will catalyze economic growth, making for not only a fairer, but also a richer society.

About Goldman Sachs The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global financial institution that delivers a broad range of financial services across investment banking, securities, investment management and consumer banking to a large and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and individuals. Founded in 1869, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in all major financial centers around the world.

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