Simplifa.AI Supports Financial Industry Transformation through Strategic Sponsorship at APPI National Seminar 2025
Jakarta, February 4, 2025 — Simplifa.AI, an AI-powered financial risk analytics platform, has signed on as an official sponsor of the “Seminar Nasional: Arah Kebijakan OJK Tahun 2025 dan Strategi Pertumbuhan Ekonomi Pemerintah Baru”. The event, hosted at The Raffles Hotel Jakarta and coordinated by the Indonesian Financing Companies Association (APPI) in conjunction with LP2I, brought together important participants from multifinance institutions, rural banks (BPR), and the larger banking industry.
The seminar discussed anticipated regulatory directives from the Financial Services Authority (OJK) as well as Indonesia's overall economic prospects under the new administration. In support of this forward-thinking goal, Simplifa.AI demonstrated its commitment to digital transformation by displaying AI-powered technologies in the event's exhibition area.
This event marks Simplifa.AI’s first participation as a sponsor at a national APPI forum. Through this sponsorship, Simplifa.AI solidifies its standing as a key technology partner for financial institutions looking to update risk management for compliance as well as for speed, accuracy, and resilience in the current financial environment.
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Simplifa.AI is an artificial intelligence platform that assists businesses in examining financial records and bank transactions in order to expedite the verification process and facilitate precise, automated credit decision-making.
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