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Millennials, digital pave the way
By
Bhimanto Suwastoyo
- Asia
- Global
Indonesia’s mutual fund industry looks to younger investors and digitalisation to fuel growth
The coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing national lockdowns devastated economies around the globe last year, but it also served as a catalyst for digitalisation and produced an unexpected impetus to the growth of the mutual fund industry in Indones...
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