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Bei prepares to disclose shareholders below 5 percent to boost transparency
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PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) plans to publish share ownership data below 5 percent starting early February 2026, as part of capital market reforms to enhance investor confidence. This move is spurred by Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) evaluation and the correction in the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG), backed by government support through various transparency and governance initiatives.
Germany's financial regulator BaFin has taken action against the Deutsche Finance Group. Around 50,000 private investors are affected by the measures. The authority is demanding information and documents on closed public funds.
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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission is pursuing compensation for victims of securities misconduct instead of focusing on fines. The regulator has secured HK$2.5 billion in settlements over recent months. This follows practices in the US, UK and Europe.
Argentina's country risk, measured by JP Morgan's EMBI+ index, closed at 627 basis points on Friday, December 5, reflecting optimism following the announcement of new dollar debt issuance.
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The CEO of Swedish stock company Intellego has been detained on suspicion of fraud, with trading in the shares halted. Freelance journalist Sven Nordenstam, who has investigated the firm for over two years, has faced attacks from angry shareholders. DN's Felicia Åkerman outlines the implications for small investors.