Indonesia
Twenty-one sessions, and 13.5 hours of vital discussions.
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Indonesia to brief MSCI this week on capital market reforms
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China's bourses announce steps to help listed companies raise funds
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Temasek-backed consortium completes $1.8b delisting of China's ANE
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OJK takes action against brokerage UOB Kay Hian amid wider market probe
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India: Radiance Renewables raises $100m from Impact Fund Denmark, FMO
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Tech will be the big enabler of Indonesia’s next phase of growth.
About 57 million of the country’s small businesses are still offline.
There are also challenges like supply chain constraints, labour, and tax issues.
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“Less than 40% of the local population is financially literate.”
This is not the time to launch an IPO, she advised.
