SP 176/DKPU/OJK/IX/2026
PRESS RELEASE
OJK ISSUES REGULATION ON INCIDENTAL REPORT IN THE CAPITAL MARKET, DERIVATIVE FINANCES, AND CARBON EXCHANGE SECTOR
Jakarta, 25 September 2026. Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) issued Indonesia Financial Services Authority Regulation (POJK) Number 9 of 2026 on Incidental Report through Indonesia Financial Services Authority Reporting System in the Capital Market, Derivative Finances, and Carbon Exchange Sector (hereinafter referred as “POJK 9 of 2026").
The issuance of POJK 9 of 2026 is a part of OJK's measures to increase incidental report submission effectiveness and efficiency and to support the enhancement of technology-based supervision on activities in the Capital Market, Derivative Finances, and Carbon Exchange sector.
POJK 9 of 2026 also regulates incidental report submissions by parties required to submit reports to OJK through the OJK Reporting System. The regulation covers reporting responsibilities, submission procedures, report corrections, and reporting procedures under specific conditions. Under these provisions, parties can submit incidental information to OJK through an integrated reporting system, ensuring OJK has the information it needs to carry out its regulatory and supervisory functions in the Capital Market, Derivatives, and Carbon Exchange sectors.
The key provisions of POJK 9 of 2026 are as follows:
- Responsibility to submit Incidental Reports
Incidental Reports is a compulsory report to be submitted to OJK in accordance with the laws and regulations in the Capital Market, Derivative Finances, and Carbon Exchange sector. Issuers are required to submit their Incidental Reports in accordance with the prevailing provisions.
- Incidental Reports Submission
POJK 9 of 2026 stipulates Incidental Reports to be submitted via OJK Reporting System. The system is a facility for structured and integrated report submissions to OJK.
- Responsibility to complete, accurate, updated, and timely report submission
Issuers are required to ensure all information presented in the Incidental Reports fulfil the requirements as complete, accurate, updated, and timely. These requirements are vital to support information quality received by OJK for its supervisory functions.
- Corrections on Incidental Reports
POJK 9 of 2026 stipulates correctional procedures for Incidental Reports that have been submitted to OJK. The stipulation is necessary to ensure the presented information to OJK remain true to its conditions.
- Provisions in the Event of Issues with the OJK Reporting System
If OJK Reporting System encounter problems and Issuers are unable to submit their Incidental Reports via the system, OJK provides reporting submission procedures in accordance with its provisions.
- Incidental Report Administration
Issuers are required to administrate their Incidental Reports submitted to OJK in accordance with the prevailing provisions, thereby providing accountability to the submitted and presented information.
- Compliance enforcement through administrative sanctions
POJK 9 of 2026 stipulates administrative sanctions to parties who failed to fulfil the incidental reports requirements in accordance with the prevailing provisions.
POJK 9 of 2026 is expected to allow a more effective and efficient information dissemination to OJK and to improve the quality of information used in the Capital Market, Derivative Finances, and Carbon Exchange sector regulation and supervision.
For further stipulations on the incidental reports, OJK has also issued Board of Commissioners Members of OJK's Regulation Number 8 of 2026 on Guideline on Incidental Report via OJK Reporting System in the Capital Market, Derivative Finances, and Carbon Exchange Sector (“PADK 8 of 2026") as a technical guideline, including general guideline on Incidental Report submission via OJK Reporting System, list of Incidental Reports ought to be submitted by Issuers, as well as Incidental Report format and outline.
The two regulations are effective as of 1 October 2026 as OJK's measures to optimize reporting infrastructure as a part of supervision effectiveness enhancement through data analyses, and to ensure information availability in support of an accountable, fair, orderly, and transparent Capital Market, Derivative Finances, and Carbon Exchange sector in accordance with the 2022-2027 Destination Statement.
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For more information
Head of the Public Communications Directorate of OJK – Sekar Putih Djarot
Tel. 021.29600000; Email: humas@ojk.go.id
