JAKARTA - The Financial Services Authority (OJK), emphasized the two main principles in the implementation of the 2025 Public Expose, namely transparency and responsibility (responsibility).
Deputy Commissioner for Capital Market Investment Management, and Financial Services Authority (OJK) Securities Eddy Manindo Harahap conveyed first, regarding transparency, especially in the use of public offering proceeds.
He added, as the number of listed companies (listing) in the capital market increases and the complexity of the issuer's corporate action structure is very important to ensure that every fund raised from the public is used in a transparent, on target, and in accordance with the goals that have been conveyed in the prospectus.
Eddy added, the second is the principle of responsibility, where the role of management in managing public funds wisely becomes very crucial.
"Management must act with full responsibility and maintain public trust ensure that every step taken is in line with the principles of good governance and long-term goals of the company," he said at a press conference, Monday, September 8.
The implementation of these two principles is considered very important to strengthen investor confidence and encourage healthy and sustainable capital market growth.
He added that good corporate governance and high transparency will also create a healthier business environment and increase the company's competitiveness and performance.
Furthermore, Eddy said, OJK is committed to continuing to strengthen supervision of the use of public offering proceeds.
He conveyed that the OJK would also encourage issuers to carry out plans to use funds optimally and submit reports to the public in a transparent manner.
According to him, the Public Expose Live 2025 activity, which will last for the next four days, is an important means of conveying transparent information from issuers to investors.
"This information will be a solid basis for investors in making wise investment decisions. We also hope that this event will become a momentum for listed companies to further increase information disclosure and the quality of corporate management, so that in the end the Indonesian capital market will continue to grow competitive and make a greater contribution to national economic development," he said.
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