The Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) held a public lecture at Yogyakarta State University as part of Anti-Corruption Day 2025 activities, focusing on integrity and good governance as foundations for a clean and accountable financial services sector. In remarks delivered by OJK Audit Board Chair and Commissioner Sophia Wattimena, OJK highlighted that fraud risks are evolving with technological developments and pointed to efforts to strengthen internal defences through an Anti-Bribery Management System aligned with ISO 37001 and an anti-fraud strategy built on four pillars: assessment, prevention, detection, and response. The session also encouraged students to resist corrupt practices in everyday campus life and to report misconduct by OJK employees through OJK’s whistleblowing system, while noting the need for public awareness of risks from illegal financial products.
OJK 2025-12-11
Indonesia Financial Services Authority promotes integrity and anti-fraud governance in a public lecture at Yogyakarta State University
The Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) stressed integrity and good governance in the financial sector during a lecture at Yogyakarta State University for Anti-Corruption Day 2025. OJK Audit Board Chair Sophia Wattimena highlighted evolving fraud risks due to technological advancements and efforts to enhance defences with an Anti-Bribery Management System and a four-pillar anti-fraud strategy. The session urged students to resist corruption, report misconduct, and raised awareness of risks from illegal financial products.