The Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) held a financial and capital market education session at Universitas Hindu Indonesia in Denpasar, positioning financial literacy as a key safeguard against illegal investment schemes and urging students to invest only in products that are legal and “logical” under its “2L” principle. OJK’s Executive Head of Capital Market, Derivative Finance and Carbon Exchange Supervision, Inarno Djajadi, noted that Indonesia’s capital market investor base has reached 19 million, with more than 54 percent under the age of 30. He reported that Bali has more than 330,000 capital market investors, placing it among the ten provinces with the most investors, and underscored that the market is supervised by OJK together with self-regulatory organisations including the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the Indonesian Clearing and Guarantee Corporation, and the Indonesian Central Securities Depository. The session formed part of Bali Province’s 2025 thematic Regional Financial Access Acceleration Team programme, which ran 19 education activities across nine districts or cities between January and October 2025 with 1,750 participants, and included the Bali Stock Trading Competition 2025 held on 27–31 October 2025 via the IDX Mobile application, with awards presented at the campus event.

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