Indonesia's Ministry of Finance published remarks by Deputy Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara outlining three priorities for financial sector policy: financial deepening, financial inclusion, and financial stability. The priorities were presented in a talkshow on fiscal policy and accelerating the financial sector’s role in supporting national growth. Financial deepening was framed as expanding and broadening financial activity so more households and economic actors can use financial services, while financial inclusion focuses on extending access to groups previously not reached by the financial system. Financial stability was positioned as maintaining sector resilience to external and domestic shocks.
Ministry of Finance (Indonesia) 2025-10-28
Indonesia's Ministry of Finance sets financial deepening inclusion and stability as priorities for strengthening the financial sector
Indonesia's Ministry of Finance outlined three financial sector policy priorities: financial deepening, financial inclusion, and financial stability. Financial deepening aims to broaden financial activity access, while financial inclusion seeks to extend services to underserved groups. Financial stability focuses on maintaining resilience against external and domestic shocks.