Jakarta, September 4, 2017. Subsequent to its reorganization—a follow-up to its institutional efficiency and effectiveness program—the Financial Services Authority (OJK) once again replaced a number of officials at the headquarters as well as at regional and local offices.

"The change of leadership taken place today is part of the process to optimize, develop and revitalize OJK's human resources, which aims to build the OJK into an institution that can satisfy stakeholders' expectations and demands for its presence," OJK Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Wimboh Santoso said in his opening remarks at the inauguration of OJK officials. The event was held at OJK Office within Bank Indonesia Complex, in Jakarta, on Monday (Sep. 4).

He said that the OJK, as an authority in the financial services sector, should be able to respond to the changing dynamics and fulfill expectations from the government and general public that wished to see it play a more effective role in maintaining financial system stability, promoting the financial services industry's role in financing the wheels of development—to keep them moving, and in raising public welfare and reducing inequality.

However, on the other hand, the OJK is confronted with many limitations, such as limited working infrastructure, number of human resources and budget availability.

To deal with those issues, Members of OJK's Board of Commissioners have adopted general policies, and some of them are described below:

1. Fine-tuning the organization and rotating employees to other positions, in order to optimize the employment of existing resources, establish a faster decision-making process and produce quality results that can address problems at hand. The job rotation is one of OJK's strategies for challenging employees who have mastered certain positions and on average have served for three years or more in their last positions.  
2. Optimizing potential and experienced human resources, who, together with Members of the Board of Commissioners, think about, and seek solutions for strategic issues that the OJK deals with today and in the future.
3. Refocusing the organization in order to offer a flexible work environment, so employees with huge potential and extensive experience will have more rooms for self-actualization when searching for breakthroughs in the many challenges that the OJK will face in the future, by setting up a Strategic Committtee and Research Center that reports directly to Members of the Board of Commissioners. 
4. Giving opportunities to potential employees to gain experience in new fields and learn how to deal with more complicated issues. 
5. Adopting efficiency approach in budget spending. Results obtained from the budget efficiency measures will be channeled to more strategic activities or those that strengthen OJK's core functions. 

Below is the list of OJK officials who have been appointed to their new positions:

1. Anggar B. Nuraini has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of IKNB I
2. Sarjito has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Consumer Education and Protection
3. Slamet Edy Purnomo has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Banking Supervision III
4. Moch. Ihsanuddin has been appointed as Caretaker Deputy Commissioner of IKNB Supervision II
5. Teguh Supangkat has been appointed as Caretaker Deputy Commissioner of Banking Supervision IV
6. Irwan Lubis has been appointed as Senior Advisor to the Strategic Committee and Research Center
7. Edy Setiadi has been appointed as Senior Advisor to the Strategic Committee and Research Center
8. Dumoly F. Pardede has been appointed as Senior Advisor to the Strategic Committee and Research Center
9. Agus Sugiarto has been appointed as Advisor to the Strategic Committee and Research Center
10. Ahmad Buchori has been appointed as Advisor to the Strategic Committee and Research Center
11. Darul Dimasqy Kramawiredja has been appointed as Advisor to the Strategic Committee and Research Center
12. Ahmad Berlian has been appointed as Department Head of Banking Licensing and Information
13. I.B. Aditya Jayaantara has been appointed as Department Head of Capital Market Supervision 1A
14. Sondang Martha Samosir has been appointed as Department Head of Financial Literacy and Inclusion
15. Widyo Gunadi has been appointed as Department Head of Organization and Human Resources
16. Anung Herlianto EC has been appointed as Caretaker Department Head of Bank Supervision 3
17. Bambang W. Budiawan has been appointed as Caretaker Department Head of IKNB Supervision 2B
18. Gonthor Ryantori Aziz has been appointed as Group Head of Integrated Supervision Research, Regulation, and Development
19. Agus Priyanto has been appointed as Advisor to Panelists Team of Banking Supervision Quality Assurance Department
20. Yudi Permana has been appointed as Advisor to Panelists Team of Banking Supervision Quality Assurance Department
21. Adnan Djuanda has been appointed as Advisor to Department of Organization and Human Resources  
22. Sukamto has been appointed as Coordinator of Financial Services Institutions Supervision for Western Region (DKB IV)
23. Bambang Kiswono has been appointed as OJK Regional Head 3 for Central Java and Special Region of Yogyakarta areas
24. Haryanto has been appointed as OJK Regional Head 9 for Kalimantan area
25. Heru Cahyono has been appointed as OJK Regional Head 4 for East Java area
26. Zulmi has been appointed as OJK Regional Head 6 for Sulawesi, the Moluccas and Papua areas
27. Hizbullah has been appointed as OJK Regional Head 8 for Bali and Nusa Tenggara areas

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For more information:

Anto Prabowo, Department Head of Board of Commissioners Secretariat, Public Relations and International Affairs, and Caretaker Deputy Commissioner of Strategic Management and Logistics

Tel: +62 21 2960 0000 E-mail: anto.prabowo@ojk.go.id  www.ojk.go.id