Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia– The Investment Alert Task Force (SWI) has called in a virtual meeting of PT Jouska Financial Indonesia which was attended by Aakar Abyasa as the owner and leader and other Jouska administrators.
The summons was made to respond early to complaints from people who felt disadvantaged by Jouska. In a meeting chaired by the Chairman of the L Tobing Tongam Alert Investigation Task Force, it was discovered facts about the legality and business model of Jouska, namely:
1. PT Jouska Financial Indonesia is licensed in the Online Single Submission (OSS) for other educational services activities.
2. In its operations, PT Jouska carries out activities such as Investment Advisors as referred to in the Capital Market Law, namely parties providing advice to other parties regarding the sale or purchase of securities in exchange for services.
3. That PT Jouska cooperates with PT Mahesa Strategis Indonesia and PT Amarta Investa Indonesia in managing customer funds such as the Investment Manager’s activities.
Tongam explained from the meeting’s findings the Investment Alert Task Force issued a meeting decision:
a. Stop the activities of PT Jouska Financial Indonesia which conducts business activities as an Investment Advisor and / or Securities Trading Intermediary Agent without permission.
b. Stop the activities of PT Mahesa Strategis Indonesia and PT Amarta Investa Indonesia who are suspected of carrying out activities of Investment Advisors, Investment Managers or Securities Companies without permission.
c. Blocking sites, websites, applications and social media of the three companies through the Ministry of Communication and Information.
d. Requesting PT Jouska be responsible for solving all problems that occur with customers openly and inviting customers to discuss resolving these problems. People who feel disadvantaged are asked to contact PT Jouska.
e. PT Jouska was asked to immediately take care of licensing according to its business activities.
Tongam explained that Brother Aakar Abyasa accepted the decision of the Investment Alert Task Force meeting. “We are currently building a credible and trustworthy capital market. People who want to invest in the capital market should always examine the permits of company activities either as investment advisors, investment managers or securities companies,” he said.
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