In Jakarta, March 8, 2024 - Leading experts in the fields of insurance and actuarial science, who served as judges in the 2nd National Insurance & Actuarial Olympics and Literacy Competition, have responded positively to the outstanding achievements of students, teachers, university students, professors, and insurance practitioners in Indonesia at this prestigious event.

Bambang S. Antariksawan, Senior Analyst of Planning for Financial Literacy Development & Education Evaluation at the Central OJK, stated, "This remarkable achievement demonstrates the high commitment and dedication of the participants, as well as significant improvement in insurance literacy understanding in Indonesia. I am delighted to see the positive role of this event in promoting financial knowledge among the public."

Budi Herawan, Chairman of the Indonesian General Insurance Association (AAUI), added, "This Olympics is not only about competition but also about enhancing capacity and shared knowledge. The active involvement of students, teachers, university students, professors, and insurance practitioners shows that the insurance industry in Indonesia has a bright future."

Kapler Marpaung, Honorary Council of the Indonesian Insurance and Reinsurance Broker Association (APARI), stated, "As a judge, I see the dedication of the participants and their enthusiasm in pursuing knowledge in the insurance field. This is a positive step towards enhancing the professionalism of the insurance industry in Indonesia."

Dikarioso Sabirin, Chairman of the Indonesian Insurance Loss Assessors Association (APKAI), emphasized, "The achievements in this Olympics reflect rapid progress in understanding and assessing risks in the insurance industry. I am confident that the next generation will be able to maintain this momentum."

Erizal, Lecturer at STMA Trisakti, expressed his pride, "Involving students in competitions like this helps them apply theoretical knowledge in practical contexts. This is an effective step in preparing the next generation to face the challenges of the insurance industry."

In the actuarial field, Benny Hadiwibowo, Exam Committee of the Indonesian Actuarial Association (PAI), stated, "The participants' achievements in the National Insurance Literacy Competition are very impressive. This indicates that actuarial understanding in Indonesia is developing well."

Firdaus Djaelani, President Commissioner of PT. Indoperkasa Suksesjaya Reinsurance (INARE), OJK Commissioner from 2013 to 2017, added, "I see great potential in the young generation of Indonesian actuaries. With their dedication, the future of the actuarial industry in Indonesia will be even brighter."

Handayani Utomo, Consulting Actuary at KKA Nurichwan, Chairman of the Indonesian Actuarial Association Curriculum for the period 2021-2023, concluded, "This outstanding achievement creates a strong foundation for the development of actuarial curricula in Indonesia. I believe that through continuous education, we can produce more reliable actuaries to support the growth of this industry."

Sri Rahayu, As the top alumni of STMA Trisakti and part of the Technology and Information Team at Al-Amin Insurance, Sri Rahayu brings a unique and diverse perspective in evaluating participants of the Insurance & Actuarial Olympics, as well as sharing valuable insights on the use of technology in the industry.

This prestigious event not only serves as a competition but also as a platform to measure progress, motivate the younger generation, and strengthen the foundation of the insurance and actuarial industry in Indonesia. With an increasingly shining spirit of excellence, it is hoped that outstanding achievements will continue to color the future of education and provide valuable guidance for the development of the insurance and actuarial industry in Indonesia.

The presence and contributions of these experts not only provide legitimacy to the competition but also serve as a source of inspiration and knowledge for the participants. With careful assessment based on high standards, these judges ensure that the competition is conducted fairly and achieves high standards.