Iman Rachman’s decision to resign from his position as President Director of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has attracted serious attention from the House of Representatives Commission XI. This move comes amid heavy pressure on the stock market, after the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) weakened for two consecutive days, triggering two temporary trading halts. Fathi, a member of Commission XI from the Democratic Party faction, sees this resignation as an important moment to comprehensively improve the governance of the national capital market.
He believes that this issue should not be viewed solely as individual responsibility, but rather as a signal of the need for systemic improvement. Fathi emphasized the importance of evaluating governance aspects seriously and urged stakeholders in the capital market sector to strengthen supervision mechanisms, enhance transparency, and improve risk management to maintain investor confidence. Prior to this, Iman Rachman officially announced his resignation as the President Director of the IDX amidst high market volatility in the past two days. He stated that his decision to step down was a personal responsibility in response to the dynamics and pressures in the stock market. Despite signs of recovery in trading conditions on that day, he felt that resigning was necessary to maintain market participants’ confidence and long-term stability.
