AEI Advocates National Stock Market Reform on Metro TV’s Top Economy Program

Jakarta, February 3, 2026 — The Indonesian Listed Companies Association (AEI) reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening and comprehensively reforming Indonesia’s stock market through active participation in Metro TV’s Top Economy program titled “It’s Time for Stock Market Reform”, broadcast live on Tuesday evening (February 3) at 9:05 PM WIB.

In the program, Gilman Pradana Nugraha, Executive Director of the Indonesian Listed Companies Association (AEI), participated as a speaker and shared strategic perspectives on the urgency of stock market reform in Indonesia. The discussion focused on strengthening investor confidence, improving the quality of listed companies, and deepening capital market liquidity as key pillars for sustainable growth.

The Top Economy discussion, hosted by Leonard Samosir, featured various capital market stakeholders and public policy figures, including Lolita Liliyana, Chairwoman of the Indonesian Investment Managers Association (AMII); Lily Widjaja, Executive Director of the Indonesian Securities Companies Association (APEI); and Kartika Estu, Expert Staff at the Presidential Staff Office (KSP).

In addition to the in-studio speakers, the program also featured Mohamad Hekal, Vice Chairman of Commission XI of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), who joined as an online speaker. His participation added a legislative policy perspective to the discussion on structural capital market reform.

In his remarks, Gilman Pradana Nugraha emphasized that stock market reform must be carried out in an integrated manner, encompassing balanced regulatory strengthening, enhanced corporate governance among listed companies, and close collaboration between regulators, industry players, and policymakers. As the association representing listed companies in Indonesia, AEI remains committed to actively contributing to the creation of a credible, inclusive, and competitive capital market.

Through public dialogue forums such as Metro TV’s Top Economy, AEI hopes that discussions on stock market reform will further enhance public understanding and serve as a foundation for policies oriented toward the long-term growth of Indonesia’s capital market.