The efforts of the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) to make savings in the use of consultants has met a stumbling block. At the start of August, McKinsey, a foreign consultancy firm that has in the past been employed for various IBRA projects, sent a letter of protest to its erstwhile partner. The letter complained that IBRA, the agency responsible for restoring the health of the banking industry, had terminated a strategic planning co...