According to Tjoajadi, around 46 percent of respondents of the Schroders' survey are willing to invest money in Indonesian stocks, bonds, property, commodities and retirement funds. Most popular investment objects are gold, followed by stocks and property. About 26 percent of respondents answered to prefer saving money on bank accounts.

However, the survey also indicated that Indonesian investors are still concerned about Indonesia's current high inflation rate (7.75 percent year-on-year in February 2014 although showing an easing trend), high taxes, and the slowing economy (GDP growth of 5.78 percent in 2013, down from a growth pace of 6.23 percent in 2012).

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