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MSCI Extends Review of Indonesian Equity Market to June to Assess Impact of Recent Regulatory Reforms
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index fell 0.7% in early trading on Tuesday (21st), at 7,544. MSCI announced late Monday (20th) that it would extend the review period of Indonesias ...
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Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index fell 0.7% in early trading on Tuesday (21st), at 7,544. MSCI announced late Monday (20th) that it would extend the review period of Indonesias market status by one month to June, to assess the impact of recent regulatory reforms.

MSCI said it is reviewing new data sources and measures related to investability and publicly traded shares, focusing on their scope, consistency and effectiveness.

In January this year, MSCI warned that Indonesia could be downgraded to frontier market status due to investability concerns and insufficient free float, triggering a market plunge, the resignation of key market officials and a series of market reforms.

According to Bloomberg, Mohit Mirpuri, partner at SGMC Capital Pte, said MSCI is effectively keeping Indonesia in limbo, implying no passive fund inflows in the near term. He added that the update is broadly neutral but slightly negative in the short term.

With the one-month extension, previously announced measures such as the freeze on new index constituents will remain in place. MSCI said it will remove securities flagged under Indonesias new framework on concentrated ownership and adjust free float estimates using newly disclosed data.

Prior to these changes, a series of broader reforms had been implemented in recent months, including doubling the minimum free float requirement to 15%, with some companies granted a transition period of up to three years. The Indonesia Stock Exchange has also identified nine companies with highly concentrated ownership among a small number of investors (holding more than 95%) to enhance ownership transparency standards. (da/u)~

This article was automatically translated by AI, the Chinese version should be considered the authoritative version. AASTOCKS.com Limited does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness and accepts no liability for any damages or losses arising from the use of this translation.

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