Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK), together with capital market self-regulatory organisations, convened CEO Networking 2025 in Jakarta to discuss how Indonesia’s capital market can remain resilient amid global uncertainty while supporting long-term financing for national development. In remarks to participants, OJK Chairman Mahendra Siregar framed stronger market outcomes around three pillars: good corporate governance, sustainable innovation, and a robust capital structure. The event positioned current geopolitical and trade-related uncertainty as a structural condition requiring strategic responses across the financial services sector and capital markets, including policy and innovation choices that balance competitiveness with sustainability. Governance was presented as the foundation for investor and public trust through stronger transparency and accountability, while innovation was linked to efficiency gains, digital adoption, and more inclusive and environmentally friendly services; capital adequacy was emphasised as a prerequisite to expand and innovate during volatility. Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) President Director Iman Rachman noted shifting investor trading preferences and urged issuers to maintain share liquidity, including through participation in BEI’s Liquidity Provider Program aimed at supporting trading activity and more reasonable valuations, particularly as interest expands beyond main indices.

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