MSCI Flags Transparency Concerns in Indonesia, Downgrades Information Flow Criterion

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MSCI flags transparency concerns in Indonesia, downgrades information flow criterion

MSCI downgraded Indonesia's information flow criterion to negative due to limited transparency in shareholding structures and market data, hindering global investors' ability to assess listed companies.

MSCI downgrades Indonesia's information flow criterion on transparency concerns

MSCI downgrades Indonesia’s transparency criterion

Indonesia’s capital markets have plunged since MSCI in January flagged transparency concerns and warned of a downgrade to frontier status from emerging. (EPA Images pic) JAKARTA: MSCI on Thursday downgraded Indonesia’s information flow criterion to negative, as it reiterated concerns around transparency in shareholding structures and signs of coordinated trading in the country’s stock market, in its 2026 Global Market Accessibility Review. Indon…