jfid – Indonesia is an attractive market for foreign banks seeking to expand their business in the Southeast Asian region.
With a population of over 270 million and stable economic growth, Indonesia offers significant potential for the banking industry.
However, not all foreign banks that enter Indonesia manage to sustain or thrive. Some choose to exit or sell parts of their businesses to local banks.
What are the factors influencing the decisions of foreign banks to enter, sustain, or exit Indonesia? What are their impacts on the banking industry and the Indonesian economy?
