JAKARTA -- New banking rules in Indonesia allow near-full foreign ownership of local lenders and reduce red tape for new services as regulators move to spur growth in the country's emerging digital banking industry.
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Digital banks in Indonesia are racing to sign up customers in a society where more adults have mobile phones than bank accounts. (Screenshots from the websites of Bank Aladin Syariah, BCA Digital and Bank Jago)
JAKARTA -- New banking rules in Indonesia allow near-full foreign ownership of local lenders and reduce red tape for new services as regulators move to spur growth in the country's emerging digital banking industry.