QRC at Finance 2045 Indonesia 2026

Jakarta, Indonesia | 7 – 8 July 2026: As Indonesia advances toward its Golden Indonesia 2045 vision, the transformation of financial services is increasingly being shaped by a combination of digital innovation, artificial intelligence, new payment models and evolving regulatory expectations.

Against this backdrop, QRC Assurance And Solutions participated as an exhibitor at Finance 2045 Indonesia 2026, engaging with financial institutions, technology leaders and industry professionals on the cybersecurity, governance and compliance foundations needed to support the next generation of financial services. Organized by Trescon at the Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City, Finance 2045 brought together more than 1,000 delegates from banking, fintech, investment, enterprise and government communities to examine the forces shaping Indonesia’s financial future.

Finance Innovation Brings a New Trust Imperative

Finance 2045 was built around Indonesia’s ambition to accelerate financial transformation on its path toward 2045. Across two days, discussions addressed some of the most consequential developments affecting the sector – including AI and machine learning in fraud detection and risk analytics, digital banking, ASEAN payment interoperability, financial inclusion, digital assets, regulatory change and emerging financial technologies. The scale of Indonesia’s digital economy makes these conversations particularly relevant. As financial institutions expand digital services and adopt increasingly interconnected technologies, the ability to innovate must be accompanied by an equally strong ability to manage cybersecurity, technology risk, privacy, compliance and operational resilience.

For QRC, this intersection between innovation and digital trust formed the foundation of its engagement at Finance 2045.

QRC Engages with Indonesia’s Financial Ecosystem

At the QRC booth, the team connected with financial institutions and industry professionals to discuss practical approaches to strengthening Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) across evolving digital environments. QRC’s conversations covered areas including PCI DSS, ISO/IEC 27001, Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT), regulatory audits, compliance automation and continuous audit readiness. Representing QRC during the event were Pratik Bhalerao, Rukman Suriawarsita and Iqbal A., who engaged with participants on cybersecurity and compliance challenges affecting the financial sector.

The discussions provided an opportunity to move beyond individual compliance requirements and examine how organizations can establish more sustainable approaches to assurance as their technology environments continue to evolve.

Connecting with Leaders Shaping Indonesia’s Financial Future

Finance 2045 also provided QRC with an opportunity to engage with a diverse group of leaders from Indonesia’s financial and technology ecosystem. Among the industry leaders highlighted through QRC’s engagement during the conference were:

• Eri Budiono, President Director (CEO), PT Bank Neo Commerce Tbk
• Natascha Seume, COO – Operations and IT Director, PT Bank HSBC Indonesia
• Melisa Hendrawati, CFO, Superbank
• Sigit Prihatmoko, Head of Corporate Innovation Centre, PT Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI)
• Dayu Dara Permata, CEO & Founder, Pinhome
• Sylvia Lazuarni, Acting CEO, Home Credit Indonesia

Other leaders acknowledged included:

• Dr. Alvin Christian, Chief Financial, Risk & HR Officer at PT Pertamina Bina Medika IHC
• Dr. Ervina Waty, CFO at PT Champ Resto Indonesia Tbk
• Avantika Rajagopalan, Group CFO at Modinity Group
• Dr. Kameswara Natakusumah, Country CEO at WTW Indonesia
• Firlie Ganinduto, Chairman of the Indonesian Digitalization and Cybersecurity Association (ADIGSI)

These interactions reflected the broader character of Finance 2045 – bringing together finance, technology, risk and policy perspectives within the same conversation about Indonesia’s future.

From Digital Transformation to Digital Trust

One of the important themes emerging from Finance 2045 is that the future of financial services cannot be separated from the question of trust. AI-powered financial systems create new opportunities for automation and risk analytics. Digital banking expands the reach and accessibility of financial services. Interoperable payment infrastructure enables transactions to move more seamlessly across ecosystems and borders.

Each advancement, however, introduces corresponding questions around data protection, cybersecurity controls, governance, regulatory compliance and assurance. This makes security and compliance more than downstream requirements.

For financial institutions pursuing digital transformation, they increasingly form part of the infrastructure that enables innovation to scale responsibly. QRC’s participation at Finance 2045 reinforced this perspective: organizations can gain greater long-term value by embedding security, risk and compliance considerations into transformation initiatives rather than addressing them only at the point of audit or regulatory review.

Supporting Secure Financial Transformation Across Southeast Asia

Indonesia represents an important part of Southeast Asia’s rapidly developing digital financial ecosystem. QRC’s participation at Finance 2045 builds on its continued engagement with cybersecurity, payment security and compliance communities across the region, creating opportunities to exchange knowledge directly with organizations navigating changing technologies and regulatory expectations.

As financial services continue to evolve, QRC remains committed to supporting organizations in building secure, compliant and resilient digital environments while enabling innovation and sustainable growth.

Continue the Conversation

The conversations from Finance 2045 extend well beyond the conference floor. For financial institutions evaluating cybersecurity, PCI DSS, ISO/IEC 27001, regulatory compliance, AI governance, data privacy, GRC automation or continuous audit readiness, building an integrated assurance roadmap can help turn compliance from a periodic exercise into an ongoing component of digital trust.

Connect with QRC Assurance And Solutions to discuss your organization’s cybersecurity and compliance priorities, or follow QRC for further insights and engagements across Indonesia and Southeast Asia.