Indonesia's new financial crisis law carries risks
A new law promises coordinated and systematic handling of future financial crises, but it is not risk-free
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- Assigning responsibility
- Tracking 'too-big-to-fail' banks
- Shifting responsibility for failure
- Owners' responsibility
- LPS capacity
- Presidential discretion
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