Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) has launched the Roadmap for the Development of a Capital Market-Based Derivatives Market 2026–2030.
This roadmap reflects OJK’s strong commitment to strengthening the foundation of Indonesia’s capital market, particularly in building a financial derivatives market that is liquid, credible, protective of investors, and capable of mitigating systemic risks.
Indonesia’s financial derivatives market requires more effective supervision, broader product diversification, and enhanced participation and protection for institutional investors. Existing trading and clearing infrastructure, along with risk management standards, need to be aligned with international best practices and benchmarks. These needs call for a comprehensive and measurable policy framework, in line with the core mandate of strengthening investor protection and mitigating systemic risks.
The roadmap is built upon four key strategic pillars as the main foundation for the development of securities-based financial derivatives in Indonesia, namely:
- Pillar I – Strengthening Investor Protection
- Pillar II – Intermediary Harmonization and Supervision
- Pillar III – Market Development
- Pillar IV – Infrastructure Efficiency
OJK aims to develop a more prudent and sustainability-oriented derivatives ecosystem. Key objectives include strengthening investor protection mechanisms, standardizing capital requirements, facilitating the introduction of new products, enhancing market liquidity, and complying with international standards such as the Principles for Financial Market Infrastructure. The roadmap also promotes the development of clearing and guarantee institutions toward achieving the status of a qualified central counterparty.
The Roadmap for the Development of a Capital Market-Based Derivatives Market 2026–2030 underscores that synergy among supervisory authorities is a key factor in the successful reform of the financial derivatives market. Better coordination of regulatory frameworks, integrated reporting and supervisory mechanisms, and alignment of cross-sector policies are essential elements. In addition, active participation from the industry, relevant associations, market players, and all stakeholders forms the foundation for the successful implementation of this roadmap.
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