Jakarta, CNBCÂ Indonesia– The Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK) will soon disclose data on investors holding more than 1% of shares in companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).
Currently, the disclosure threshold set by the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI) is above 5%. This lower disclosure limit is part of a reform effort to increase market transparency, a key concern raised by global index provider MSCI when it decided to freeze Indonesian shares.
Hasan Fawzi, a member of the OJK’s board of commissioners overseeing crypto assets and currently serving as interim head of capital market supervision, stated that the IDX and KSEI will gradually make shareholder data in Indonesia more granular, allowing potential investors to better assess opportunities.
KSEI Director Utama Samsul Hidayat indicated that the release of investor data for holdings exceeding 1% is scheduled for March 2026, aligning with discussions held with MSCI.
The disclosures are expected to be implemented in early April, though Hidayat noted they could potentially occur as early as mid-March 2026 if all goes smoothly.
The interim Director Utama of the IDX added that lowering the disclosure threshold follows a similar approach taken by India when facing comparable concerns from MSCI.
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