Safeguarding Indonesia’s Financial Stability
As Indonesia’s financial system grows in scale and complexity, maintaining public confidence and financial stability is increasingly important. Lembaga Penjamin Simpanan (LPS) plays a central role in safeguarding depositors, managing bank resolution and strengthening the country’s financial safety net. Closer coordination between financial authorities and industry will be essential to addressing emerging risks and supporting long-term economic resilience.
This high-level Financial Times conference, held in partnership with LPS, will bring together policymakers, regulators and financial-sector leaders to examine how Indonesia’s financial safety net should evolve alongside its economy and financial markets. Discussions will explore the changing role of safety-net institutions, lessons from recent financial stress and international experience, the importance of recovery and resolution preparedness, and how the financial system can respond to risks arising from greater digitalisation and interconnectedness.
IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions, meet speakers and network with your peers before and after the sessions, with drinks included.
DIGITAL PASS
Access to live talks, Q&A and video on demand. Network and connect with your peers through our online community.
Key Discussion Points
Strengthening Financial Stability
How can regulators, financial institutions and safety-net authorities work together to anticipate emerging risks, maintain public confidence and protect Indonesia’s financial system from future shocks?
Building a Resilient Financial Safety Net
What lessons can Indonesia draw from international experience to strengthen deposit insurance, improve crisis preparedness and ensure effective coordination between financial authorities?
Preparing for Emerging Financial Risks
As Indonesia’s financial system becomes more digital and interconnected, how must its financial safety net evolve to address new risks and strengthen long-term resilience?