富兰克林邓普顿首席执行官珍妮·约翰逊表示，MSCI公司对印尼发出的警告将具有建设性，将为该国改善股票市场治理和透明度提供额外动力。
Templeton’s Jenny Johnson said the warning from MSCI Inc. to Indonesia will be constructive, giving extra impetus for the country to improve governance and transparency in its equities market.
约翰逊在香港接受彭博电视采访时说：“这是MSCI发出的警告信号，意思是嘿，我们要透明度，我们要良好的公司治理，我们期望你们的经济具备这些要素。希望能对此做出回应。” 上个月，MSCI宣布修复问题的努力证明极不充分，印尼可能面临两级降级，跌至与津巴布韦和黎巴嫩同属的投资类别。这威胁到将数十亿美元资金推出该国。这使得印尼这个1.4万亿美元经济体成为全球投资者关注的焦点。
“It was shot across the bow by MSCI that hey, we want transparency, we want good corporate governance, we expect these things in your economy,” she Johnson, Franklin Templeton’s chief executive officer, in a Bloomberg TV interview in Hong Kong. “Hopefully there is a response to that.”The country’s $1.4 trillion economy was thrust into focus by global investors after MSCI Last month declared efforts to fix problems were proving so insufficient that it could suffer a two-notch downgrade to an investing category occupied by the likes of Zimbabwe and Lebanon. That threatens to push billions of dollars out of the country.
MSCI多次对印尼不透明的所有权结构和潜在的协同交易表示担忧——印尼是东南亚最大的股票市场之一——同时敦促当局加强监管、监控和执法。
MSCI has repeatedly raised concerns about opaque ownership and the potential for coordinated trading in Indonesia — one of Southeast Asia’s biggest equity markets — while pressing authorities to strengthen regulation, surveillance and enforcement.
约翰逊周二在香港金管局全球金融领袖投资峰会间隙表示：“看看印尼如何回应将很有趣。我实际上认为这有点建设性。”她补充说：“政府政策很重要，公司治理很重要。”
“It’ll be interesting to see how Indonesia responds,” she said, speaking on the sidelines of the HKMA Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit in Hong Kong on Tuesday. “I actually think it’s kind of constructive,” adding that “government policies matter, corporate governance matters.”