BI Governor Calls Organizational Transformation Strengthening Policy Credibility

Governor of Bank Indonesia (BI) Perry Warjiyo. (Photo: Aris Nurjani/VOI)

JAKARTA - Bank Indonesia (BI) Governor Perry Warjiyo said the implementation of organizational transformation and human resources (HR) strengthens the effectiveness of the organization in implementing institutional duties and policy credibility." Organizational transformations to strengthen policy credibility and institutional credibility of BI are carried out through the formation of seven work units, starting April 1, 2024," Perry said as quoted from ANTARA, Tuesday, April 2.Seven of the work units are Monetary and Asset Securities Management Department (DPMA), Ministry of Financial Market Development (DPPK), Department of Macroprudential Surveillance, Monetary, and Market (DSMM), Department of Consumer Payment and Protection System Surveillance (DSPK), Office Asset Management Department (DPAN), Department of Housing and Non-Basic Asset Management (DPRN) as well as Department of Public Assets and Facilities Services (DLAF). With the implementation of seven new work units being implemented, the Monetary Department function, Department of Financial Market Development (older), Department of Financial System Surveillance, and Department of Logistics Management and Facilities is declared over. As part of the implementation of organizational transformations and HR, Perry inaugurated six new job unit leaders at the BI Central Office in Jakarta, which effectively served April 1, 2024.Perry advised new leaders to always improve primary services and prioritize optimization of manageable business processes, particularly in implementation of future BI institutional transformations. In addition, he emphasized the importance of cooperation, collaboration and honest leadership in nation building and state. The inaugurated leaders are Edi Susianto who previously served as Head of Monetary Management Department as Head of Monetary Management and Securities Assets, Erna Wijayanti, who previously served as Head of Logistic Management and Facilities as Head of the Department of Public Assets and Facilities Services.

Then, Y Budiatmaka, who previously served as Head of the Department of Financial System Surveillance, became Head of the Macroprudential, Monetary, and Market Surveillance Department, Hilman Tisnawan, who previously served as Senior Advisor of the Logistics and Facilities Management Department, became Head of the Department of Housing and Non-Office Asset Management. Furthermore, Anton Daryono, who previously served as Head of the Specialization Payment and Supervisory System Supervisory Group, became Head of the Consumer Payment and Protection System Surveillance Department, Budiyono previously served as Advisor of the Department of Logistics Management and Facilities as Head of the Office Asset Management Department.