Index Criteria Bond Type Frequency of Coupon Payments Bonds Outstanding Value

21 accruing on the next coupon payment date. Immediately following each coupon payment, the clean price will equal the dirty price. 3. Gross Price Index Describe the gross overall price movements of bonds taken into the calculation of the index is calculated based on the price movements of bonds and the sum total of net interest earned each period. 4. Effective Yield Index The yield of a bond, assuming that you reinvest the coupon interest payments once you have received payment. 5. Gross Redemption Yield Describe the movement of bond yields are calculated from the bond yield and has accounted for the value of the interest earned as well as take into account the duration of bonds.

2.2.1 Index Criteria

The whole bonds that meet the requirements will be included in the formation of the government bond index. Issuer is acting as a responsible party of the bonds issuer. IBPA bond index will only include the series of bonds issued and traded by the government of Indonesia.

2.2.2 Bond Type

A bond is an instrument in which the issuer debt or borrower promises to repay to the lenderinvestor the amount borrowed principal plus interest coupon over some specified period of time. The issuer may be a corporation or government. The interest is usually paid at specified intervals, such as semi- 22 annually or quarterly. When the bond matures, the investor receives the entire amount invested, or the principal plus coupon. Once issued, bonds can be traded like any other security before its mature without paying penalty which is unlike in average time deposit ATD. Type of bond are : a Denominated rupiah b Bullet bond is a bond call option has no features c Not zero coupon bond d Callable bonds are bonds that features a call option e Capital trust bond f Exchangeable bonds, bonds which can be exchanged for bonds only g Extendible bond h Fixed floater bond fixed portion of term only The bonds included are: o Government Securities SUN: Fixed Rate Bond including ORI, the State variable rate bonds. o State Sharia Securities Sukuk, including Retail Fixed Rate Bonds

2.2.3 Frequency of Coupon Payments

Bonds are included in the index of government bonds should have a payment coupon bonds periodically. Coupon bonds periods include: 1 Annually, 2 Semi‐annual, 3 Quarterly and 4 Monthly. 23

2.2.4 Bonds Outstanding Value

The value of bonds outstanding is set above Rp100 billion. If the value of outstanding bonds fall under Rp100 billion, then the process of adjustment or rebalancing will be the beginning of each period the next month.

2.2.5 Term to Maturity

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