Jakarta Futures Exchange

The Jakarta Futures Exchange (JFX) was the first futures exchange in Indonesia, legalized on August 19, 1999.It marked an important milestone in Indonesia's development of a financial market, designed to provide a robust framework for the business community to manage risk and disruptions by allowing them to hedge these functions and systematically create and establish a commodity futures exchange market.JFX was incorporated as a company under Law Number 32 of 1997 on Commodity Futures Trading Status; hence, the Jakarta Future Exchange has a strong legal status to perform its activities, and it is the first exchange in Indonesia.

Role in the Financial Ecosystem

From its inception, JFX has enabled trading by providing its members with electronic trading capabilities.

Electronic data interchange provides an efficient way for buyers and sellers to communicate, allowing transparency within the market, giving participants easy access to the market, and lowering transaction costs.JFX is entirely focused and engaged with Advanced Technologies that will respond to the market's local and global problems.JFX continually develops its trading capabilities to enable more effective responses to market demands.JFX's strategy involves building its technology framework with consideration for safety, stability, and connectivity to the Global Market.

Driving Innovation and Growth

Innovation is the driving force behind JFX's agenda.

To support this agenda, JFX has strengthened its position as a domestic marketplace for commodities and a larger player internationally.