Group 1 - S&P Dow Jones Indices is closely monitoring the progress of equity transparency in the Indonesian stock market and plans to proceed with the scheduled quarterly index adjustment in March, despite competitors pausing their reviews [1] - The company stated that it is paying attention to recent developments, including new guidelines from the Indonesia Stock Exchange, and will conduct the index adjustment in March 2026 according to existing standard procedures [1] - This decision distinguishes S&P from its competitors, MSCI and FTSE Russell, which have increased scrutiny of the Indonesian market due to concerns over high equity concentration and opaque ownership structures that may lead to an overestimation of free float shares [1] Group 2 - FTSE Russell announced a postponement of its planned index assessment for the Indonesian market in March, citing risks of unusual trading volume fluctuations and uncertainties related to free float shares, with a reassessment scheduled for June [1] - MSCI had previously issued warnings regarding the investability and accessibility of the Indonesian market, which triggered the largest sell-off in nearly 30 years in this Southeast Asian market [1]