Video: Multifinance Must Have Rp 100 Billion Capital, Leasing Boss Speaks Out

Data from the Financial Services Authority (OJK) indicates that eight companies out of a total of 144 financing firms have yet to comply with the minimum equity regulation of Rp 100 billion as of March 2026. President Director of CIMB Niaga Finance, Ristiawan Suherman, considers this policy highly positive as OJK seeks to promote the health of the financing or multifinance industry. The capital is utilised to underpin business activities and absorb risk profiles, thus safeguarding the stability of Indonesia’s financial system. An increase in paid-up capital will boost investor confidence, including from banks, towards financing companies, enabling greater distribution of multifinance funding. For a detailed perspective from the leasing sector on this capital policy, watch the dialogue between Andi Shalini and President Director of CIMB Niaga Finance, Ristiawan Suherman, in Power Lunch on CNBC Indonesia (Tuesday, 12/05/2026).