Markets
Indonesia’s bourse will classify an additional 300 stocks to its high shareholder concentration list, making a third of index members ineligible for benchmark calculations as it seeks to boost transparency in its market.
Read the original report, then compare company disclosures and the relevant official data. A headline alone does not establish an effect on markets.
Indonesia’s bourse will classify an additional 300 stocks to its high shareholder concentration list, making a third of index members ineligible for benchmark calculations as it seeks to boost transparency in its market.
Read original reporting ↗No additional matched coverage has been archived for this story yet.
This page preserves an attributed headline and brief excerpt. The publisher maintains the original report and any subsequent corrections. Report a classification or link issue →