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Indonesia faces possible cut to frontier market by S&P Dow Jones

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By Ruth Carson, Bernadette Toh
| BusinessMirror Verified
Indonesia’s stocks fell after S&P Dow Jones Indices signaled the country could eventually lose its emerging-market status if concerns over its equities market persist, dealing a setback to efforts to reassure global investors. The move deepens skepticism over whether recent reforms have gone far enough to address long-standing investor complaints about transparency, liquidity and the limited amount of shares available for trading in some of Indonesia’s largest companies.
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S&P Dow Jones signals possible frontier-market cut for Indonesia

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By Ruth Carson, Bernadette Toh
| The Edge Singapore Verified
Ruth Carson & Bernadette Toh / BloombergWed, Jul 08, 2026 • 10:13 AM GMT+08 •  • 2 min read S&P Dow Jones Indices has listed Indonesia as a country for potential downgrade to frontier-market, saying it may first consider implementing special treatment for its securities if circumstances... Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates.
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JPMorgan Doubles Private Bankers in Singapore Team to Over 50 Original

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By Bernadette Toh, Chanyaporn Chanjaroen Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
has doubled the number of Singapore-based bankers who serve wealthy clients in the region, signaling its ambition to capture more business from the Asian financial hub. The Wall Street bank’s relationship manager headcount for Southeast Asia and Australia has risen to more than 50, roughly twice the number from the start of last year, according to people familiar with the matter.
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