Indonesia policy risk


THE ongoing changes in the regulatory landscape of the various sectors of the Indonesian economy will be challenging for foreign investors, including Malaysians, who have poured money into the country over the past 15 years.

In recent years, foreign investors, including Malaysians, have been fidgeting over fresh proposals demanding for policy reforms in the mining, plantation and banking sectors in Indonesia.

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