Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) launched the Planned and Periodic Mutual Fund Investment Programme (PINTAR Reksa Dana) to deepen the capital market by increasing public participation in mutual funds and to accelerate investment inclusion, with a stated focus on younger investors. The programme is positioned as part of broader efforts to strengthen Indonesia’s capital market integrity alongside widening investor participation. OJK highlighted the need for industry and associations to support “self-control” mechanisms and to monitor members’ market conduct as early prevention against non-compliant practices, while industry participants are expected to play a frontline role in investor education. OJK reported commitments from 30 investment managers and 26 mutual fund selling agents (APERD) to join the programme. The launch coincided with the opening of Mutual Fund Week 2026 (Pekan Reksa Dana 2026) organised by the Indonesian Mutual Fund and Investment Association (APRDI), running from 25 April to 1 May 2026 and intended to become an annual agenda. APRDI, together with OJK and self-regulatory organisations (SROs), also cited an education roadshow across six cities that reached 250 journalists and 2,500 university students.
OJK 2026-04-27
Indonesia's Financial Services Authority launches PINTAR Reksa Dana programme to expand regular mutual fund investing and deepen capital markets
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) has launched the Planned and Periodic Mutual Fund Investment Programme (PINTAR Reksa Dana) to deepen the capital market, accelerate investment inclusion, and increase mutual fund participation, focusing on younger investors. The initiative is part of broader efforts to strengthen market integrity, with industry and associations expected to enhance self-control mechanisms, monitor members’ market conduct, lead investor education, and has secured commitments from 30 investment managers and 26 mutual fund selling agents.