Temasek Looks to Work With Indonesian Wealth Fund Danantara

Singaporean state-owned investor Temasek Holdings Pte said it welcomes the chance to work with Indonesia's newly-formed sovereign wealth fund Danantara.
'Temasek has a valued network of relationships with other sovereign wealth funds and pension funds globally,' a spokesperson said in an email. 'We welcome the opportunity to work with Danantara and look forward to a productive relationship with its leadership.'

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