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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – PT Jouska Finansial Indonesia (Jouska) client’s legal advisor, Rinto Wardana, suspects that insider trading practices or stock investment decisions have occurred due to inside information.
Based on various statements transmitted by Jouska’s Founder and CEO, Aakar Abyasa Fidzuno, it was stated that there was an agreement between Jouska and PT Sentral Mitra Informatika Tbk (LUCK), that Jouska would assist with the LUCK IPO process and would move shares at a mutually agreed par value.
For this reason, Rinto will make a new report to Polda Metro Jaya against Jouska CEO Aakar Abyasa Fidzuno. Aakar is suspected of violating article 104 of Capital Market Law Number 8 of 1995.
“In the new report, there will be additional articles on criminal acts to cover this existing report. [disampaikan] maybe next week, “Rinto said Thursday at Polda Metro Jaya, Sudirman, South Jakarta, Thursday (11/12/2020).
In a previous report, the lawyer denounced Aakar before Polda on September 3, 2020 and represented 10 clients of Jouska with Article 28 paragraph 1 of ITE Law Number 11 of 2018 on fake news and harm to consumers in electronic transactions .
Not only that, the team of legal advisors will also write to the relevant authorities such as the Financial Services Authority (OJK), the Ministry of Finance and the Indonesian Stock Exchange to convey that Jouska is suspected of committing a criminal act because he has committed illegal practices in the financial sector.
On another occasion, previous capital market operators also suspected that there was an element of insider trading and a moral hazard trend in the case of investment losses suffered by various clients of financial planning firm PT Jouska Finansial Indonesia ( Jouska).
In simple terms, this insider trading practice is a share purchase and sale operation carried out by a person and / or group of people on the basis of information or material facts that they already know before the information is made public, with the objective of making a profit in the capital market.
This definition is also in accordance with the explanation of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) that refers to OJK Regulation Number 31 of 2015 on Disclosure of Information or Relevant Facts by Issuers or Public Companies.
“Check for any conflicts of interest and potential insider dealing [di kasus Jouska]It’s easy to read, “Indra Safitri, president of the Capital Market Legal Consultants Association, told CNBC Indonesia on Friday (8/14/2020).
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