Indonesia urged to build legal trust for finance hub, not just tax cuts

Global investors are increasingly prioritizing legal certainty and regulatory stability over tax incentives when choosing locations for financial hubs. Experts suggest that countries like Indonesia should focus on building trust through enforceable contracts, predictable regulations, and robust dispute resolution mechanisms, rather than relying solely on tax cuts. Successful financial centers such as Singapore and Hong Kong have achieved their status by fostering strong, reliable institutional environments that build investor confidence. AI

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• Aurelio Gurrea Martínez
• Dubai
• Hong Kong
• Indonesia
• Jakarta
• Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
• National University of Singapore
• Ramkishen Rajan
• Singapore
• Singapore Capital Markets Initiative
• Singapore Management University

• policy
• other

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