INP.polri.go.id – Jakarta. The Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the Indonesian National Police (Polri) have agreed to mutually strengthen efforts to eradicate corruption.
In a discussion conducted by the Financial Services Authority in a hybrid manner in Bali, Thursday, Deputy Head of the Criminal Investigation Agency of the Indonesian National Police, Pol. Inspector-General Syahar Diantono, said that he would continue to increase efforts to prevent and eradicate corruption, including in the financial services sector, and cooperate with the Financial Services Authority as the supervisory authority.
“National Police and Financial Services Authority have implemented the MoU and cooperation agreements, ranging from exchanging information to providing expert testimony, assistance and so on. However, this is what needs to be strengthened and developed so that this collaboration can support a better eradication of corruption,” said Deputy Chief of National Police Crime Investigation Agency.
Meanwhile, Financial Services Authority of Deputy Commissioner for Public Relations and Logistics Anto Prabowo said Financial Services Authority continues to strengthen its commitment to preventing and eradicating criminal acts of corruption within OJK and in the financial services industry through various policies and synergies with various parties, including the Police.
“We have issued various policies and initiatives in the context of preventing corruption, both internally and encouraging the financial services industry to be able to manage their companies with full integrity,” he appealed.
Financial Services Authority is also grateful to the National Police, who have always supported Financial Services Authority’s efforts to handle various corruption cases in the financial services sector.
According to him, Financial Services Authority has built a corruption prevention system, among others, through the establishment of a particular work unit for handling fraud within the OJK, the Gratification Control Program (PPG), the Whistle Blowing System (WBS), Integrity Pacts, submission of the State Administrators Wealth Report (LHKPN) and preparation of internal provisions related to good governance and the Financial Services Authority’s anti-fraud strategy program.
