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        "msgid": "dpr-discusses-investment-regulation-with-the-indonesia-stock-exchange-operator-pdi-perjuangan-1779546025",
        "date": "2026-05-19 20:14:05",
        "title": "DPR Discusses Investment Regulation with the Indonesia Stock Exchange Operator \u2013 PDI Perjuangan",
        "author": " ",
        "source": "GALERT",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Regulation",
        "summary": "The Indonesian House of Representatives, led by Deputy Speaker Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, visited the Indonesia Stock Exchange to discuss measures to attract and retain global investors after the IHSG fell 2.32% to 6,567.44 on 18 May 2026. They also discussed regulatory refinements aimed at providing legal certainty and boosting domestic retail participation, with the changes expected to show impact by the end of May 2026.",
        "content": "<p>\u201cDPR Bahas Regulasi Investasi dengan Pengelola Bursa Efek Indonesia\u201d\nThe Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives (DPR), Sufmi Dasco\nAhmad, visited the Indonesia Stock Exchange Building (BEI) in Jakarta on\nTuesday, 19 May 2026, to discuss strategic steps to attract and retain\nglobal investors in the domestic capital market. This proactive move by\nthe Parliament followed a sharp 2.32% drop in the Composite Stock Price\nIndex (IHSG) to 6,567.44 at the close of trading on Monday, 18 May 2026.\nDuring the visit, the DPR held intensive discussions with BEI\nmanagement, the Financial Services Authority (OJK), and Danantara\nregarding market sentiment strengthening. Dasco explained that the\nmeeting focused on efforts to reassure international investors and to\npromote growth of local market participants. \u201cWe have discussed\nextensively how we can reassure and strengthen international investors\nwho will enter the exchange and are already on the exchange,\u201d Dasco\nsaid, monitored by Breaking News Kompas TV. In addition to foreign\ninvestors, the dialogue also stressed developing a domestic investor\nbase based on retail investors. \u201cWe also discussed how the existing\nretail investors can continue to grow and develop.\u201d The exchange\nauthorities were reportedly formulating a number of rule refinements to\nprovide legal certainty for market participants. \u201cThen we listened to\nthe presentations from the exchange operator on how they can refine the\nregulations that can reassure and also make local investors feel\ncomfortable,\u201d Dasco said. The DPR expressed high optimism that the\nongoing regulatory reform would positively impact the resilience of the\nnational capital market. \u201cEarlier we saw the growth of local or retail\ninvestors continuing to increase, and with the fundamentals in place, we\nbelieve and trust our exchange will become stronger going forward,\u201d\nDasco said. The implementation target for these policy adjustments is\nexpected to begin showing effects by the end of May 2026. \u201cHopefully we\nwill see results after May 29, when all the hard work and good\nintentions will bear fruit.\u201d Appreciation was also extended to the\nregulator ranks, deemed quick to dampen market volatility caused by\nexternal and internal pressures. \u201cThanks to the hard work of the\nexchange\u2019s board and the OJK, who in recent days have toiled to face the\nsituation caused by the global market and domestic dynamics,\u201d Dasco\nsaid. Commenting on the market situation, BEI management explained that\nthe index decline is the cumulative result of movements in the Asia\nregional market. \u201cIf we look at the IHSG figures today, first this is\ndue to uncertainty in our market. But we also note that Thursday and\nFriday the Indonesian market is closed, whereas global markets,\nparticularly Asia, remain open,\u201d said Jeffrey Hendrik, Acting President\nDirector of BEI, to media including KompasTV journalists at the BEI\nBuilding, Monday. The corrections are still moving in line with the\ndownward trend experienced by stock exchanges globally in recent days.\n\u201cAdditionally, with a little more correction today, our correction today\nis in line with three days of correction seen in the global market,\u201d\nJeffry said. Kompas TV reported that fluctuations in world crude oil\nprices, geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East and Russia, and\npressure on the rupiah exchange rate are major factors weighing on the\nperformance of the domestic capital market currently.\u201d<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/dpr-discusses-investment-regulation-with-the-indonesia-stock-exchange-operator-pdi-perjuangan-1779546025",
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