Indonesia to allow asset managers to buy offshore funds

Nov 25, 2010

Asset managers in Indonesia will soon be allowed to invest in foreign funds, but they would also like to see the limit raised on foreign asset allocation.

The Indonesian government has always been averse to flight of domestic capital, as it demonstrated recently with the July introduction of a minimum one-month holding period for government debt.

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