Regulatory reforms support Indonesia’s capital market growth
Regulatory Reforms Support Indonesia’s Capital Market Growth
29 Okt 2026 15:33 WIB
Voice of Indonesia
Poin Utama
The Financial Services Authority (OJK) is strengthening Indonesia’s capital market by implementing regulatory reforms, increasing transparency, and enforcing robust laws.
The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) supports these efforts as part of an initiative to bolster the integrity, credibility, and competitiveness of the national capital market on a regional and global scale.
RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta – The Financial Services Authority (OJK) is strengthening Indonesia’s capital market by implementing regulatory reforms, increasing transparency, enforcing robust laws, and developing market liquidity.
The ASEAN Capital Markets Forum (ACMF) supports these efforts as part of an initiative to strengthen the integrity, credibility, and competitiveness of the national capital market regionally and globally.
OJK’s Deputy Commissioner for Financial System Stability, Agus E. Siregar, stated that the ACMF’s support recognizes the reform measures is currently implementing and encourages continued improvement of the capital market.
“The OJK appreciates the ACMF’s support, as it recognizes Indonesia’s capital market reform and strengthens our national capital market’s integrity, credibility, and competitiveness,” said Agus on Thursday, October 29, 2026, in a statement in Jakarta, as reported by Antara.
The OJK is working to reform the capital market by improving disclosure, supervising and enforcing laws, and creating a more transparent, liquid, and efficient market.
According to Agus, these measures strengthen investor protection, boost market participant confidence, and ensure that Indonesia’s capital market development aligns with international best practices and standards.
ACMF expressed support for Indonesia’s strategic reforms to upgrade the national capital market and acknowledged the country’s progress in regulatory reforms.
Indonesia’s participation in ASEAN’s regulatory cooperation is key to enhancing market transparency and law enforcement effectiveness, while also promoting capital market liquidity and sustainable development.
The ACMF, comprising 11 ASEAN countries, is a forum for capital market regulators. The OJK, Indonesian Financial Services Authority, participates actively to strengthen regional coordination.
ACMF meetings evaluate progress in implementing the ACMF Action Plan 2026–2030, including strengthening capital market connectivity, developing sustainable finance, advancing the Sharia capital market, and fostering cooperation in supervision and law enforcement.
To strengthen market connectivity, the ACMF is advancing strategic initiatives such as developing a Depositary Receipt Issuance Handbook, creating a Roadmap for ASEAN Cross-Listings, and establishing ASEAN Indices. Other initiatives include the ASEAN Collective Investment Schemes, which are designed to expand access to cross-border investment and bolster ASEAN’s appeal as a global investment destination.
The ACMF continues to promote sustainable finance development, improve sustainability-related disclosure quality, and encourage sound corporate governance adoption. These measures are expected to enhance the credibility and attractiveness of the ASEAN capital market to investors.
The OJK is committed to participating in various ACMF initiatives and collaborating with capital market authorities across the region. Through domestic reforms and regional collaboration, the OJK aims to foster a capital market that is characterized by integrity, resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability.
These efforts are expected to boost the capital market’s contribution to national economic growth and strengthen Indonesia’s position in the ASEAN and global capital market ecosystems. ***
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