Funding Remains Independent, OJK Promises High-Quality Supervision

The funding sources for the Financial Services Authority (OJK) currently remain independent, derived from levies on the financial services sector and support from the State Budget (APBN), as regulated under the current P2SK Law.

Despite this, the Vice Chairman of the OJK Board of Commissioners, Hernawan Bekti Sasongko, emphasised that the OJK will perform its role as a supervisor of the financial services sector effectively, professionally, and accountably.

Regarding infrastructure support, including budgeting, Hernawan noted that this is a logical consequence of the authority’s new mandates. He believes such support is essential to implement high-quality regulation and supervision to serve the public interest and the broader financial industry ecosystem.

“Therefore, we at the OJK will carry out the mandate entrusted to us under the law professionally and accountably, as stated by the Chairwoman. We also believe that infrastructure support is a concern for all parties involved,” he stated during a press conference at the Monthly Board of Commissioners Meeting on Friday, 5 June 2026. This ensures that the OJK can operate effectively and maintain high standards for the benefit of the public and the financial industry ecosystem.