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Indonesia: an intriguing market for investors

Indonesia hasn't lived up to the potential shown when president Joao Widodo came to power in 2014. But patient investors may one day be rewarded.

by: Alex Rankine
11 Sep 2020
Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president © Muhammad Fadli/Bloomberg via Getty Images

President Joko Widodo is coming to resemble Indonesia’s oligarchy

Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president © Muhammad Fadli/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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