Indonesia criticizes potential index exclusion as a harsh penalty

Published 1d ago · Latest report 2h ago · Policy change

Affects Indonesia · Covered in 2 countries

Earlier on this storyIndonesia Unveils Transparency Rules to Avert MSCI Market Downgrade2w ago
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Indonesia warns that an MSCI index downgrade threat is excessive and carries serious consequences.

An adviser to Indonesia's president has criticized a potential downgrade threat by index provider MSCI as excessive. The warning follows prior regulatory changes aimed at addressing market transparency concerns. Authorities warn that an expulsion from major global indices would trigger severe economic consequences.

  • The reactionA prominent presidential adviser warned that an exclusion from global indices carried severe economic risks.
  • The backgroundAuthorities previously introduced new disclosure rules to prevent a threatened reclassification to a standalone market.
Why it matters

Fears of a market reclassification by global index providers can trigger massive capital outflows and undermine investor confidence in emerging economies. Indonesia has been working to balance regulatory transparency with market stability.

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  1. Oct 23Indonesia introduced transparency rules to avert a threatened downgrade by index provider MSCI.
  2. Nov 8A presidential adviser stated that the downgrade threat went too far and carried serious consequences.
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Index provider MSCI has threatened a severe downgrade for Indonesia, prompting pushback from high-ranking officials who argue the punishment is disproportionate.

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