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Global Market: Indonesia imposes record $117 million in fines for stock market violations

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Economic TimesGlobal Market: Indonesia imposes record $117 million in fines for stock market violations
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Indonesia’s financial regulator imposed record fines of 2.1 trillion rupiah ($116.67 million) for trading violations involving three listed companies. The crackdown targets stock manipulation and IPO disclosure breaches, addressing concerns over market…

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