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The Indonesian government is fast-tracking legislation to establish an International Financial Center (PFII) to boost economic growth. Experts warn that the current draft lacks sufficient safeguards, potentially exposing the country to money laundering risks.
Why it matters
The creation of a new international financial hub in Southeast Asia could significantly alter regional capital flows and regulatory standards.
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The article presents both the government's economic rationale and the critical concerns raised by experts regarding financial crime.
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