The Indonesia Financial Services Authority used its Risk and Governance Summit 2026 to reiterate that stronger governance, risk management and integrity culture are central to a resilient and competitive financial sector and to sustainable economic growth. In remarks at the event, OJK Commissioner Sophia Wattimena said governance, risk and compliance should no longer be treated only as a compliance tool, but as a core foundation for organizational resilience and long-term growth. OJK framed the message against a faster-moving and more complex risk environment, highlighting cyber risk, misuse of artificial intelligence, regulatory change, geopolitical uncertainty and climate change as key challenges. The summit focused on future-ready governance, organizational transparency and value-driven culture, with contributions from domestic and international practitioners and institutions. The hybrid event drew more than 20,000 participants from financial institutions, professional associations, regulators, academia and other stakeholders, and also included an innovation paper competition on digital trust and ethical governance that attracted 408 submissions from 135 universities.

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