Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) continues to promote acceleration of financial accessibility distribution in regions such as East Indonesia, which is expected to improve public welfare.
Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) approved the turning in of business licenses from Fintech P2P Landing Services Organizers PT Akur Dana Abadi (Jembatan Emas) and PT Semangat Gotong Royong (Dhanapala).
Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) continues to propel collaborations with all stakeholders, particularly regional stakeholders, to continuously enhance financial services sector's (“SJK") governance and integrity.
OJK and the Government strive to improve public financial literacy, including women, who plays an important role in families and in the nation.
OJK and General Directorate of Civil Registry (“Ditjen Dukcapil") signed Collaboration Agreement.
Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) continues to improve public's financial literacy and inclusion, including for waste management parties in the landfill area of Bantargebang, Bekasi.
OJK) invites all national and regional stakeholders, such as Financial Services Industry, Ministries/Institutions/Government Partnering with OJK,
OJK continues to work for collaborations and synergies with ministries, institutions, and professional associations/institutions in the Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) to support Indonesia financial system stability.
OJK appreciates the BPK's audit findings on compliance with regulations and supervision of lending and financing activities in the banking sector and Non-Bank Financial Industry (NBFI), as contained in the Semester II 2023 Audit Result Summary (IHPS)
OJK issued Financial Services Authority Regulation (POJK) Number 8 of 2024 on Insurance Product and Insurance Product Marketing Channel (POJK 8 of 2024) to create a strong, sustainable, and innovative insurance industry.
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