Jakarta (The Indonesian News) -Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the capital market’s Self-Regulatory Organizations (SROs) held a dialogue with market participants, including analysts, economists and financial influencers (finfluencers), at the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on Sunday to share information on recent developments in the capital market.
The meeting also aimed to gather input and perspectives from capital market stakeholders as part of efforts to strengthen market integrity and maintain public confidence.
Attendees included OJK Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Friderica Widyasari Dewi; Hasan Fawzi, Executive Chief Supervisor for Capital Markets, Derivatives Finance and Carbon Exchanges; and executives from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI) and the Indonesian Clearing and Guarantee Corporation (KPEI).
Friderica emphasized the importance of open and constructive dialogue between regulators and market participants to identify feedback and issues requiring attention to maintain confidence and strengthen Indonesia’s capital market.
“Regulators are not here merely to communicate policies to market participants. We want to hear their feedback and perspectives openly, including on matters that may not yet be on our radar. This input is essential to strengthening our collective efforts to develop and reinforce the domestic capital market,” Friderica said, Sunday, October 18th, 2026.
Hasan said OJK, together with the SROs and capital market participants, remained committed to continuing and strengthening the implementation of the Action Plan to Accelerate Integrity Reforms in Indonesia’s Capital Market. The measures include enhancing market transparency and communication with global index providers and investors, as well as following up on various concerns and recommendations regarding Indonesia’s capital market.
He added that efforts to strengthen market integrity had also included calibrated enforcement measures. On October 16, 2026, OJK announced administrative fines totaling Rp2.1 trillion against parties involved in capital market violations.
According to Hasan, the penalties were part of OJK’s ongoing examination and enforcement processes, rather than merely a reactive response to recent market developments. Enforcement action, he said, forms part of OJK’s commitment to strengthening capital market integrity and safeguarding investor confidence.
“Our capital market is our shared home and belongs to all of us. The various pressures it faces must be addressed with constructive solutions. In these circumstances, we must stand together and respond in a measured manner, bringing facts and rational analysis to balance market sentiment,” Hasan said.
He stressed that input from market participants, economists and finfluencers was essential to developing objective, evidence-based recommendations that OJK and the SROs could act on promptly. Such input has become increasingly important as Indonesia’s capital market investor base continues to expand.
Iding Pardi, Director of Development at the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), said improving transparency was a key priority in Indonesia’s capital market reforms. Efforts include expanding disclosure requirements concerning share ownership, investor classifications and ownership concentration. These expanded disclosure measures have received broad recognition and positive feedback from numerous stakeholders.
Through the dialogue, OJK and the SROs encouraged all stakeholders to participate actively by sharing their views and recommendations. Their input will help inform efforts to strengthen coordination across Indonesia’s capital market, improve transparency and maintain investor confidence.
Source: Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK)
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