Indonesia is considering help for investors in corporate bonds and is also planning to make it easier for local companies to sell shares to the public.
Indonesia plans to set up tax incentives for investors in corporate bonds and also plans to issue a rule by the end of this year that will allow companies to submit one application for multiple public share offers.
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