
Fines Alone Won't Restore Investor Confidence; Call for Strict Enforcement by OJK
Indonesian market practitioners argue that the Rp 2.1 trillion fine imposed in the DSSA, BREN, and CUAN cases is insufficient to restore market confidence. They are urging the OJK (Financial Services Authority) for more transparent legal enforcement, including the return of illicit gains and progress on criminal prosecutions.
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