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Get In Ahead of Indonesia's Big Bang Reforms

Bharat Joshi, Head of Investments, Aberdeen Asset Management, Indonesia

26-Feb-16 09:20

Get In Ahead of Indonesia's Big Bang Reforms

President Joko Widodo recently unveiled a “big bang” scheme to open up the Indonesian economy, and draw investors to over 50 sectors in its economy that were previously closed. 

 

Bharat Joshi, Head of Investments at Aberdeen Asset Management in Indonesia, shares his views on the most promising sectors that have the potential to grow. Listen to the podcast to find out which sectors investors should be looking at getting in early. 


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