Candidates For DK OJK Should Not Be An Extension Of A Conglomerate

OJK. (Photo: Doc. Antara)

JAKARTA - The election of 33 names as candidates for the board of commissioners of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) has received attention from the Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Association (Hipmi).

Head of the Finance and Banking Division of the Central Executive Board (BPP) Hipmi Anggawira said that standards should be put forward to be able to present a reformer who offers innovation that prioritizes.

"We hope that there will be candidates for members of the OJK Board of Commissioners who are able to mobilize the potential for innovation and creativity who have siding with new entrepreneurs to be able to move forward together," said Anggawira in his statement quoted on Monday, February 21.

Anggawira also added that the most important thing is to avoid candidates for the OJK Board of Commissioners who are strongly affiliated with the conglomerate because in the end the goal is to prioritize the interests of the group.

"Don't let the elected OJK Board of Commissioners later become an extension of the oligarchs and conglomerates and hope that there are no elements of trust," said Anggawira.

Finally, Anggawira also said that as the highest institution that oversees the national financial sector, OJK must be led by a reformer in the economic field who is full of innovation and creativity. And if you can come from young people so that they can be more energetic to make movements for the Indonesian economy.

The Selection Committee for the Selection of Candidates for the Board of Commissioners of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) has announced 33 names that have passed the Phase II selection of candidates for members of the OJK Board of Commissioners for the period 2022-2027.

The results of the second stage of the selection of members of the Board of Commissioners of the Financial Services Authority for the period 2022-2027 issued by the selection committee on Sunday, February 20, revealed the names of active, former and retired officials in government ministries and institutions, as well as the financial industry.