Indonesia's Financial Services Authority holds Integrity Assessment Survey forum and will evaluate implementation of its anti-fraud strategy rule

Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) convened a discussion forum on the Corruption Eradication Commission’s Integrity Assessment Survey (SPI) to strengthen follow-up of SPI results and reinforce integrity and good governance practices. The forum positioned SPI follow-up as a management responsibility, with leadership expected to act as role models and embed governance best practices. OJK reiterated expectations that financial services business actors apply core governance principles such as transparency, accountability, responsibility, independence and fairness. It also pointed to its existing Anti-Fraud Strategy regulation, which applies across financial services institutions and is intended to support fraud controls spanning prevention, detection, investigation and system remediation; implementation will be monitored through an evaluation of how the regulation is applied, with findings used to map needs and strengthen policy and strategic measures. The release reported OJK’s 2024 SPI score of 84.87, placing it in the “Terjaga” category, and outlined internal governance measures including ISO 37001-aligned integrity programmes and an internal audit and risk management approach covering risk-based oversight, early-warning monitoring and continuous improvement follow-up of SPI results. For 2025, integrity strengthening priorities include unit-led campaign innovation, gratuity and conflict-of-interest declarations, staff participation in anti-corruption activities and active support for SPI implementation. In cooperation with KPK, OJK targets certifying 50 staff as Integrity Builder Experts (API) and 110 staff as Anti-Corruption Counsellors (PAKSI), from a current base of 19 API-certified staff.