Tuesday February 17 2026
News Source: Global Exchanges
Focus: General - Global Exchanges
Type: General
Country: Indonesia
The Financial Services Authority (OJK) together with the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) and the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI) continue to accelerate structural reforms in the Indonesian capital market to strengthen market integrity, transparency, and competitiveness, while also following up on input from MSCI Inc. (MSCI).
The OJK, together with the IDX, continues to monitor market developments and urges investors to remain calm and rational in making investment decisions.
Demutualization of the Stock Exchange
Demutualization of the Stock Exchange is a strategic step to strengthen governance and increase the competitiveness of the Indonesian Stock Exchange in facing the dynamics and competition of the capital market at the regional and global levels.
Discussions and the drafting of the Draft Government Regulation (RPP) concerning Stock Exchange Demutualization are ongoing, led by the Government (in this case the Ministry of Finance), which has invited and involved the Financial Services Authority (OJK) in the discussions. Once the Draft Government Regulation on Demutualization is enacted, preparations for its implementation will be initiated, including adjustments to its implementing provisions (POJK and other implementing regulations) to meet the requirements and needs.
Cross-Agency Synergy and Law Enforcement
The Financial Services Authority (OJK), along with relevant ministries and institutions, has agreed to establish a Capital Market Integrity Reform Task Force, develop an integrated cross-institutional action plan with clear targets and deliverables, and strengthen the role of domestic institutional investors as a pillar of market liquidity.
All these steps are part of the OJK’s ongoing efforts to ensure that the Indonesian Capital Market grows in a healthy, transparent, and fair manner.
Going forward, the OJK, together with the IDX and KSEI, is committed to continuously optimizing the momentum of reform, maintaining proactive communication with domestic and global stakeholders, and strengthening public trust in the Indonesian Capital Market.
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