Indonesia to Establish International Financial Center in Bali, Jakarta as Transition Hub
Indonesia is planning to establish an International Financial Center in Bali, using Jakarta as a temporary hub during the preparation phase. Minister of Investment and Industrialization Rosan Roeslani stated that the center is expected to be fully operational in Bali within two to three years and has already received positive feedback from 11 prospective investors.
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