JAKARTA, Oct 22 (Bernama-ANTARA) -- Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) said its priority is making capital market reforms deliver measurable results that improve market quality and investor confidence, as MSCI considers downgrading the country's market status.
World : Indonesia Pledges Tangible Reforms To Boost Capital Market Confidence
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Indonesia's OJK pledges reforms to boost capital market confidence as MSCI considers downgrading its market status.
- OJK prioritizes measurable reforms to improve market quality and investor confidence.
- MSCI is consulting on reclassifying Indonesia from 'Emerging Market' to 'Standalone Market'.
- Indonesia's capital market has a $589 billion valuation and 31.1 million investors.
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