Bank Indonesia mandate in focus as lawmakers debate finance law


JAKARTA, July 12 (Bloomberg): Indonesian lawmakers are resuming discussions on the financial sector reform bill that risks eroding the autonomy of its central bank.

Indonesia has sought to revamp its financial sector laws from 2020, before the talks stalled due to the pandemic and investor concern over the central bank’s independence.

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