Aturan Baru `Good Corporate Governance` Akan Dirilis OJK Antisipasi MEA
Indonesian to Release New Regulation on Good Corporate Governance
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Dhelia Gani
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Jakarta (B2B) - Otoritas Jasa Keuangan segera merilis aturan baru tentang tata kelola perusahaan yang baik atau "Good Corporate Governance" (GCG) terutama dalam hal keterbukaan informasi agar bisa lebih bersaing saat pemberlakuan Masyarakat Ekonomi ASEAN (MEA).
"Sebelum semester pertama tahun ini berakhir, aturan itu ditargetkan sudah dirilis," ujar Kepala Eksekutif Pengawas Pasar Modal Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) Nurhaida saat konferensi pers "ASEAN Broker Conference & Networking 2015" bertajuk "ASEAN Growth and ASEAN Exchanges Potential Market" di Denpasar, Bali, Sabtu.
Ia menambahkan untuk menjaga kualitas GCG Indonesia menjadi lebih baik, OJK mengundang sekitar 100 perusahaan publik atau emiten untuk hadir guna memberikan pendapat dan harapan sebelum aturan baru itu dirilis.
"Rating perusahaan kita memang masih rendah di kawasan ASEAN dari sisi GCG. Contohnya, website emiten masih banyak yang belum berbahasa Inggris dan keterbukaan informasinya juga masih belum spesifik," katanya.
Menurut Nurhaida, peringkat GCG perusahaan Indonesia masih tergolong rendah dibandingkan negara di kawasan ASEAN. Kondisi itu tidak sebanding dengan posisi pasar modal Indonesia yang masuk dalam lima besar.
"Diharapkan dengan aturan baru mengenai GCG, nantinya perusahaan Indonesia mendapatkan poin lebih baik," katanya.
Dalam waktu dekat, lanjut dia, akan diselenggarakan pemilihan 50 emiten terbaik di ASEAN oleh lembaga-lembaga pasar modal di kawasan.
"Diharapkan perusahaan Indonesia masuk di antara 50 emiten dengan GCG terbaik. Minimal ada perwakilan dan lebih banyak tentu lebih baik," ucapnya. (Ant)
Jakarta (B2B) - The Indonesian Financial Service Authority, known as the OJK, will issue a new regulation on good corporate governance, especially with regard to information transparency to improve competitiveness to face the ASEAN Economic Community.
"Before the first quarter of this year ends, the regulation is expected to be issued," Executive Head of Capital Market Supervision of the OJK Nurhaida said at the ASEAN Broker Conference and Networking 2015 here on Saturday.
To make good corporate governance better in Indonesia, the OJK plans to invite the 100 best publicly listed companies or issuers to share their opinions and expectations before the regulation is released, she pointed out.
"Our companies' ratings are indeed still low in the ASEAN region, with regard to good corporate governance. For example, the websites of many issuers are not in English yet, while their information transparency is not yet clear," Nurhaida explained.
She added that the good corporate governance ratings of Indonesian companies are still low as compared to those of other countries in the ASEAN region, despite Indonesia's capital market being among the top five.
"With the new regulation, it is hoped that Indonesian companies get bigger points," she noted.
Nurhaida added that capital markets in the region plan to name the 50 best issuers in terms of good corporate governance in the ASEAN region in the near future.
"It is hoped that Indonesian companies are named among the 50 best. They have the minimum number of representatives there. The more there are, the better it will certainly be," she remarked.
