Public-housing savings financing schemes can be implemented for any of the following purposes: 1) First-time ownership of landed houses or public multistory housing; 2) Development of landed houses; 3) Renovation of landed houses

Based on recommendations made by the Forum, the OJK will determine the statuses of banks as follows: 1) Bank under normal supervision; 2) Bank in recovery; and 3) Bank in resolution. Upon having their statuses determined, banks are required to implement certain actions, which differ depending on their statuses

Reporters are only permitted to use debtor information for the following purposes: 1) Support for processes involved in the provision of funding facilities; 2) Implementation of credit or financing risk management; 3) Identification of the quality of debtors in relation to their ability to comply with provisions of the OJK or other authorized parties; 4) Management of human resources working at reporters; and/or 5) Verification of any reporting cooperation that is undertaken with third parties

Organizers who are subject to Bank Indonesia consumer protection provisions now comprise the following: 1) Payment system organizers; 2) Money service activities organizers; 3) Money market and foreign exchange market players; and 4) Other parties which are regulated and supervised by Bank Indonesia

Financial services business players are obliged to: 1) Become members of dispute resolution institution for the financial services sector (lembaga alternatif penyelesaian sengketa sektor jasa keuangan "LAPS SJK"); 2) Pay the relevant LAPS SJK membership fees; 3) Implement all LAPS SJK agreements and decisions; and 4) Publish LAPS SJK decisions through websites or other media that are officially managed by them

During the implementation of SNKI, several areas should be prioritized, specifically: 1) Expansion of and improved ease of access to formal financial services across all levels of society, including through micro-scale financial institutions and micro-scale waqf banks; 2) Development of internet-based digital financial services able to reach all regions of Indonesia; 3) Strengthening of the financial services sector through the exploration of potential within the non-bank financial services sector, which includes insurance, the capital market, pawnshops and pension funds, so as to achieve a stable domestic financial system; and 4) Strengthening of customer and consumer protections in order to ensure that citizens can easily, safely and comfortably access formal financing facilities and to increase overall public trust in the financial services industry

Under this draft regulation, P2P Lending organizers must possess at least IDR 15 million in paid-up capital during the licensing stage, which must be paid-up in cash in the full amount and which must not be sourced from loans in the form of futures deposits

Through the introduction of this new regulation, several criteria must be fulfilled in order for a certain group of financial services institutions to be identified as a financial conglomerate, specifically: 1) The total assets of the group must be greater than or equal to IDR 100 trillion, which should be calculated based on financial reports for the last positions for June and December of the relevant year; and 2) The group must be engaging in business activity that involves more than one type of financial services institution (i.e. banking, insurance and reinsurance institutions, financing institutions and/or securities institutions)

The following debtors are now eligible to receive interest subsidy/margin subsidy facilities: Debtors with housing ownership credits (KPR) for houses of up to type 70; and 2) Debtors with motor-vehicle loans (kredit kendaraan bermotor) who are using their vehicles for productive business purposes (i.e. motorcycle taxis and/or informal businesses)

All KIK financial statements for accounting years that commence on or after 1 January 2020 must be prepared based on official Financial Accounting Standard and the Accounting Treatment Guidelines.