A black sign with white text and an image of a chicken on it is on a wall in the Museum Bank Indonesia, located at latitude: -6

A black sign with white text and an image of a chicken on it is on a wall in the Museum Bank Indonesia, located at latitude: -6.138, longitude: 106.815 in West Jakarta, Indonesia. The sign describes the establishment of the Capital Market Supervisory Agency (Bapepam) on December 27, 1976, by the Indonesian government. The sign also explains that the government also founded PT Danareksa, which had the task of buying company shares and selling them in retail in the form of share certificates. On August 10, 1977, the stock exchange was formally reactivated. A variety of tax facilities were introduced to invigorate the stock exchange. There is a black radio above the sign. The radio is not functioning.