MSCI Keeps Curbs on Indonesian Stocks Amid Ongoing Market Reform Review

4 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 20

MSCI will maintain restrictions on Indonesian stocks in its global indexes while it evaluates recent market transparency reforms.
The index provider is reviewing new shareholder data and regulatory measures, with a further update on Indonesia’s status expected in June.
Indonesia’s reforms aim to address previous concerns over market transparency, which had threatened its emerging market status and triggered significant capital outflows.

Will Indonesia's aggressive reforms satisfy MSCI's June review, or is a market downgrade still on the table?

Could the new 15% free-float rule force hundreds of smaller Indonesian companies to delist?

How will 267 companies raise $11 billion for new share rules without crashing Jakarta's stock market?

What conflicts arise if a state agency buys into Indonesia’s soon-to-be-demutualized stock exchange?

Is MSCI's immense power over national markets a feature or a flaw of modern global finance?