IndonesianTalk.com – The Indonesian Capital Market Professional Association (PROPAMI) held a meeting with the Commissioner of the Financial Services Authority (OJK), Chief Executive for Supervising the Behavior of Financial Services Business Actors, Education and Consumer Protection and member, Friderica Widyasari Dewi, on Tuesday (5/ 3/24).
This meeting was a forum for PROPAMI and the OJK Commissioner to discuss and equalize understanding regarding monitoring the behavior of financial services business actors, education and consumer protection in Indonesia.
Friderica Widyasari Dewi, who led this activity, conveyed the urgency of cooperation between the financial industry, especially the capital market and financial regulators.
During the meeting, PROPAMI discussed collaborative steps to improve education, literacy as well as supervision and protection of financial services business actors amidst the ever-growing financial market dynamics.
The discussion also includes educational strategies to increase public financial literacy and consumer protection efforts in this sector.
Friderica Widyasari Dewi welcomed PROPAMI’s initiative to collaborate and make a positive contribution in encouraging the growth of the financial services sector in Indonesia.
He emphasized the importance of openness, transparency and compliance with regulations as the main foundation in maintaining industrial integrity.
This meeting reflects the commitment of PROPAMI and OJK in building a synergistic relationship to achieve common goals, namely improving the quality and integrity of services in the financial services sector.
Through open dialogue like this, it is hoped that the Indonesian financial industry and capital markets can continue to contribute positively in supporting national economic growth.
The General Chair of PROPAMI, NS Aji Martono, responded to the results of the meeting by stating, “This collaboration between PROPAMI and OJK is very important to ensure the continued growth of the financial services sector.
We are committed to jointly improving education, literacy, as well as supervision and protection of business actors in this sector.
“With these steps, it is hoped that the financial industry can make a greater contribution to the Indonesian economy.”
PROPAMI and the OJK Commissioner plan to schedule a follow-up meeting to continue developing joint strategies to achieve broader goals, including increasing public financial literacy and strengthening consumer protection in Indonesia’s financial services sector.
