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Why Indonesian insurers would rather invest onshore

Jaycee Man
Life insurance firms in the country look set to allocate more assets into local fixed-income rather than venture overseas, even as more foreign players buy local players.
Why Indonesian insurers would rather invest onshore

Insurance companies in Indonesia look set to keep building positions in decently yielding fixed domestic income assets as their asset bases continue to grow. Overseas investments are proving far less tempting, although some companies are eyeing specific equity investments, and even considering alternative assets for the future.  

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