The Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) announced the inauguration of new deputy commissioners, department heads and regional office heads, framing the changes as a strengthening of supervisory functions and a step in its ongoing organisational transformation. The appointments were made at a ceremony in Jakarta on 5 January and are positioned as part of implementing Law No. 4 of 2023 on Financial Sector Development and Strengthening and reinforcing OJK’s presence in the regions. The new deputy commissioners cover regulation, licensing and quality control (Deden Firman H.), supervision of state-owned, Islamic and regional banks (Defri Andri), supervision of financial conglomerates and private banks (Indarto Budiwitono), licensing and supervision of capital market investment management and securities institutions (Eddy Manindo Harahap), and supervision of issuers, securities transactions, special examinations, derivative finance and the carbon exchange (I. B. Aditya Jayaantara). Department-level appointments include heads for issuer and public company assessment (I Made Bagus Tirthayatra), Islamic banking supervision (Esti Sasanti P.), transformation (Rendra Zairuddin Idris), surveillance and financial services sector policy (Agus Firmansyah), and micro, small and medium enterprise and Islamic finance regulation and development (Ayahandayani K.). Regional heads were appointed for Bangka Belitung (Eko Wijaya), Tegal (Kurnia Tri Puspita, replacing Noviyanto Utomo) and East Nusa Tenggara (Yan Jimmy Hendrik S., replacing Japarmen Manalu), with OJK linking the expanded regional leadership to stronger local engagement and oversight.

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