BPJS Ketenagakerjaan Strengthens Governance Through Risk Governance Forum

Enhancing Risk Management and Leadership

BPJS Ketenagakerjaan organized an internal discussion forum titled 'Risk & Leadership Governance Resilience' in preparation for its 48th anniversary in 2025. The event aimed to strengthen Governance Resilience and ensure the organization's stability in various situations. The forum was opened by Asep Rahmat Suwandha, Director of Finance and Risk Management, and attended by the Board of Directors, Supervisory Board, and featured Prof. Wimbo Santoso, former OJK Commissioner (2017-2022), as a key speaker.

Key Focus Areas: Risk-Based Decision Making

During the event, Asep Rahmat Suwandha emphasized that risk management should not be limited to a single unit but understood across all leadership levels. He highlighted the importance of Risk-Based Decision Making to maintain program sustainability and public trust. Leaders must view risks not as obstacles but as part of organizational strategy while maintaining ethical leadership.

Current Financial Overview

As of October 31, 2025, BPJS Ketenagakerjaan managed 43.54 million active participants with Rp893.30 trillion in investment funds. The organization has paid Rp56.63 trillion in benefit claims across 4,043,441 cases. These substantial figures underscore the critical need for robust risk management and governance practices.

Challenges and Strategic Responses

The rapidly changing business environment, characterized by global economic fluctuations, regulatory changes, digital transformation, data security concerns, and increasing service demands, necessitates enhanced risk governance. BPJS Ketenagakerjaan recognizes that effective risk management is crucial for maintaining participant trust and ensuring long-term sustainability.

Leadership Development and Capacity Building

The forum featured insights from Prof. Wimbo Santoso on External Environment Transmission to Financial Institution Risks, Risk Governance, and Risk Management in Financial Institutions. These sessions aimed to foster a proactive risk mindset across leadership levels and strengthen the organization's capacity to address future challenges.

Collaborative Approach to Success

Asep Rahmat Suwandha concluded that BPJS Ketenagakerjaan's success in managing participant funds results from collective collaboration rather than individual efforts. This synergy is crucial for achieving comprehensive social security benefits for the Indonesian people.