Capital Swing emerged as a distinctive initiative that brought founders, investors, and the wider community together on the padel court. The event reinforced that collaboration is not only forged through business transactions, but also through sportsmanship and shared social purpose. Moving beyond competition, Capital Swing dedicated all proceeds to support the Indonesian Sport Climbing Federation (FPTI) and provide relief for flood-affected communities in Sumatra, reflecting a collective commitment to align ecosystem growth with national and humanitarian priorities.
The tournament also highlighted padel as an effective platform for modern networking. In a fast-paced yet friendly setting, participants connected beyond rigid hierarchies, enabling more organic relationships that can evolve into long-term strategic partnerships. More than a race for a trophy, Capital Swing demonstrated how competitive spirit can be purpose-driven, celebrating victories on court alongside meaningful social impact.
MCI celebrated a decade of progress through a fireside chat featuring the founder of TUKU and the co-founder of Bukalapak. The discussion underscored the importance of resilience in building sustainable businesses. TUKU shared insights on the power of community and authenticity, while Bukalapak emphasized disciplined scaling strategies. The session reinforced MCI’s role in backing innovation and convening ecosystem leaders to align on a shared vision for the future of Indonesia’s technology landscape.
GovernUp 2025 brought together regulators, founders, and ecosystem leaders to underscore Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) as the foundation for trust and sustainable growth, not merely a “nice-to-have.” Yuliana Sudjonno (PwC) emphasized that strong governance is now a minimum requirement for credibility. Abimata Putra (HBT) highlighted that aligning GRC with business strategy supports operational continuity and accelerates growth. Deni Tama (Kroll) cautioned that when GRC becomes a checklist, it delivers ticks, not real risk management, stressing that effective GRC is embedded in controls and organizational culture.
summary keynote: Mandiri Capital Indonesia, Saison International, and Saison Capital brought together industry leaders, regulators, and innovators to explore strategies shaping Indonesia’s financial landscape. Key discussions covered sustainable tech ecosystems, partnerships with fintech, and multi-finance models connecting traditional banks with MSMEs to drive growth. While MCI and partners emphasized collaboration for economic inclusion, OJK introduced its regulatory sandbox, underscoring resilience and customer safety.
By combining insights on regulation, innovation, and partnership, this event spotlighted how collective efforts can redefine the future of finance in Indonesia.
