GREAT Institute: Indonesia Needs Reliable Negotiators for the Capital Market
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The GREAT Institute has provided important advice to the Indonesian government regarding the future of the national capital market. The institute believes that Indonesia is currently in dire need of world-class negotiators to face increasingly complex global economic challenges.
The need for these negotiators arises as a response to concerns raised by MSCI (Morgan Stanley Capital International). MSCI is a global stock market index provider that is highly influential for international investors in determining their investment direction.
According to the GREAT Institute, Indonesia should not simply follow rules or policies set by international institutions like MSCI without engaging in strong dialogue. Strong negotiation skills are essential so that Indonesia's bargaining position in the eyes of global investors remains strong and stable.
This step is considered crucial to maintaining the status of Indonesia's capital market on the international stage. By having a team of reliable negotiators, Indonesia is expected to be able to better explain its national economic potential and address investor doubts professionally.
In conclusion, strengthening negotiation capacity is key for Indonesia to maintain market confidence. It is hoped that with better communication strategies, the Indonesian capital market can continue to grow and remain an attractive investment destination for the international community.
Sources: Warta Ekonomi
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