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KSPM FEB UNAIR Holds Capital Market School 2025: Discussing Safe Investment Regulations and Strategies

KSPM FEB UNAIR Holds Capital Market School 2025: Discussing Safe Investment Regulations and Strategies

(KSPM News) 21 March 2025 - Capital Market Study Group (KSPM) Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Airlangga (FEB Unair) again held an annual "Capital Market" program which this time carries the theme "Risk or Rich? Understanding the Law of Investment." This event is part of the KSPM Event Organizer Division Work Program and is held in a luring in the Maleo Auditorium, Ex-Farmasi Building, Campus B Universitas Airlangga .

This activity was carried out on collaboration between KSPM FEB Airlangga University and Solidarity of Law Students for Indonesia (SMHI) of the Faculty of Law, Unair, presented speakers from the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and Indo Premier Securities, two experienced institutions in the world of regulation and investment practices in Indonesia.

As the first speaker, Bayu Samodro from OJK discussed the intelligent investment strategy by emphasizing the importance of the principle of security and sustainability in investing. This session opened the participants' insights regarding the legal foundation and safe steps in investing in the financial market.

Furthermore, Johan Gunadi Djohari from Indo Premier Sekuritas explained material about the importance of short and long -term investments, and provided basic guidelines for analyzing risk before starting to invest. This material is very useful for prospective novice investors and who want to deepen their investment knowledge.

The event was attended not only by UNAIR students, but also by participants from various universities, as well as high school students. The enthusiasm of the participants showed the high interest of the younger generation of financial and investment literacy.

This activity also supports the achievement of Sustainable Development Objectives (SDGs) 8 points regarding decent work and economic growth. With proper education and clear regulations, it is hoped that more and more young people are ready to "step on gas" in investing and contribute to Indonesia's economic growth.