By Stefanno Sulaiman
(Reuters) – Indonesia’s parliament on Thursday approved a financial law revising more than a dozen existing regulations, including an addition to the central bank’s mandate to support economic growth and formalise its direct purchases of government bonds.
Here are some of the changes introduced in the new law, which has over 500 pages:
CHANGES AFFECTING THE CENTRAL BANK
CRISIS RESPONSE
CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY AND CRYPTO ASSETS
CONSUMER PROTECTION
BULLION BANKING, CARBON EXCHANGE
OTHER CHANGES
(Reporting by Stefanno Sulaiman; Editing by Gayatri Suroyo and Ed Davies)
