Indonesia says US-DFC will invest US$2bil in new sovereign wealth fund


JAKARTA, Nov 23 (Reuters): The US International Development Finance Corporation has signed a letter of intent to invest US$2 billion in Indonesia's new sovereign wealth fund, the South-East Asian country's government said in a statement on Monday.

The signing by DFC chief executive Adam Boehler took place in Washington last week, during a visit by Indonesian delegates, according to a statement by the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment.

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