The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), in collaboration with the Indonesian Clearing and Guarantee Corporation (KPEI) and the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI), has officially launched IDX Hotdesk. This new service marks a significant milestone in the ongoing reform of the Indonesian capital market, aimed at fostering a more competitive and globally integrated financial ecosystem.
IDX Hotdesk serves as a strategic communication hub designed to encourage active participation from market players. By providing a streamlined channel for submitting feedback and inquiries, the service empowers stakeholders to contribute directly to the development and advancement of the national capital market.
Eko Susanto, Acting Corporate Secretary of the IDX, highlighted that this initiative was created to simplify access to information and consultation for all market participants. “We introduced IDX Hotdesk as an integrated communication channel to reinforce our commitment to building an open, responsive, and constructive dialogue with all stakeholders,” Eko stated in an official release on Monday (May 4).
Market participants wishing to engage with regulators can now submit their inquiries or feedback via email at [email protected]. The launch is a collaborative achievement between the IDX, KPEI, KSEI, and the Financial Services Authority (OJK), all of whom are dedicated to strengthening the national capital market ecosystem.
Beyond improving communication, this initiative plays a vital role in enhancing transparency to bolster investor confidence, both domestically and internationally. The IDX confirmed that the service has received full support from the OJK as part of a broader implementation of capital market transparency reforms carried out by the Self-Regulatory Organizations (SROs).
To date, the OJK and the SROs have successfully completed four key reform agendas aimed at boosting credibility, accountability, and investor trust in the Indonesian market. These milestones include providing public access to data on share ownership exceeding 1%, publishing High Shareholding Concentration (HSC) reports on the official IDX website, refining the granularity of investor classification within KSEI data, and raising the minimum free float requirement to 15% through amendments to Exchange Regulation No. I-A and its supporting circulars.
Summary
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), in collaboration with KPEI, KSEI, and the OJK, has officially launched IDX Hotdesk to serve as a strategic communication hub for market participants. This initiative provides a streamlined channel for submitting feedback and inquiries, aiming to foster an open, responsive, and constructive dialogue between regulators and stakeholders. By simplifying access to information, the service seeks to enhance transparency and encourage active participation in the development of the national capital market.
This launch is part of a broader commitment by Self-Regulatory Organizations to strengthen the integrity and accountability of the Indonesian financial ecosystem. The effort complements previous reform agendas, including the publication of high shareholding concentration reports and increased free float requirements. Market participants can now engage with regulators directly through the dedicated email address, [email protected], to support the ongoing growth and global integration of the capital market.
