The Jiwasraya insurance case was at the forefront of my thoughts as well.

I think the Indonesian idea of moving its capital from Jakarta to Penajam North Paser Regency and partly in the Kutai Kartanegara Regency, both in East Kalimantan...is puzzling:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_of_Indonesia#Move_to_East_Kalimanta

Put ten economists in the one room and you'll get thirty different opinions.

If a state-owned institution fails? It may need to be baled out and never ever an excuse for various financial illiterates to gather together to decide how to control all the (other people's) money. Some of which is fund member's money!

Need far fewer chiefs and many more Indians!

Sit, talk decide? What? Then smoke many peace pipes? And possibly more productive than the above suggestion/demand?

If you want fail-safe investment? Then focus on R+D on MSR thorium and the consequential, cheapest, cleanest, safest energy option on earth! And CARBON FREE to boot.

And when Indonesia is powered by this most energy dense material on the planet, wait for the huge economic boost and growth that follows! Especially if cooperative capitalism is the operational economic paradigm!

A camel is a horse that was designed by a committee!
Alan B.

They want to move the capital because it is flooding now and
they believe in global warming and it will make it a lot worse.