Indonesia’s SWF plans spark governance questions
Experts say the country's debut sovereign wealth fund needs full investing independence to attract international assets, but this appears unlikely according to current plans.

Indonesia’s plan to establish a new sovereign wealth fund that mostly uses funds from foreign investors will likely depend on how explicitly the government creates strong governance and guarantees its investing independence, say industry experts.
In October 2020, Indonesia’s parliament approved a law to establish a new sovereign wealth fund that attract foreign infrastructure investments in Southeast Asia’s largest economy. The government aims to launch the SWF, which will officia…
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