MSCI Methodology Under Scrutiny: Implications for Indonesian Market?
An 'epistemological critique' of MSCI's evaluation methodology has been raised, drawing attention to its content and potential implications for the Indonesian market. While specific criticisms remain unclear, the issue suggests potential concerns regarding market transparency and fairness.
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