Indonesia’s bourse will classify an additional 300 stocks to its high shareholder concentration list, leaving a third of its index members ineligible to stay in its benchmark, as it seeks to boost market transparency.
Indonesia’s bourse will classify an additional 300 stocks to its high shareholder concentration list, leaving a third of its index members ineligible to stay in its benchmark, as it seeks to boost market transparency.
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Bloomberg — Markets (EN)