Indonesia’s government will set up a state investment agency to manage holdings in some of the biggest state companies after parliament passed a bill on Tuesday approving the body, which is intended to operate like Singapore’s investment arm Temasek.
Register now to enjoy 3 free articles per month,
or log in to continue reading.
Stay informed with complimentary articles each month
Gain access to our exclusive newsletters delivered directly to your inbox
Be the first to know about all our summits!
Already a Subscriber? Log in
