AFSI - The Indonesian Sharia Fintech Association was initiated in October 2017 or Muharram / Safar 1439 in Jakarta. Standing as a congregation of startups, institutions, academics, communities and sharia experts engaged in technology-based Islamic financial services. AFSI has been recognized and ratified as a legal entity, through the Decree of the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia Number AHU-0001911.AH.01.07 of 2018 dated 14 February 2018
Our Vision
Becomes a forum for realizing equality and economic justice, and accelerating the development of Islamic economics through technological financial innovation for the benefit of all Indonesian people.
Our Mission
Increasing penetration of Financial Inclusion through Sharia Law in Indonesia.
Providing support systems to the Government and Academic Institutions in driving the progress of Fintech in Indonesia.
Encouraging Sharia Finance care and education in Indonesia.
Uniting synergy with Islamic economic institutions and international financial technology in developing the potentials of Islamic fintech.
HISTORY
This association was initiated in October 2017 by the Tazkia Sharia Fintech Study Center and 8 Sharia Fintech Startups in Jakarta. This association was formed with the spirit of congregation in uniting the potential strength of Islamic fintech in Indonesia in providing usury-free alternative financial services. This association was also formed with the aim of advocating for Sharia fintech startups in expressing aspirations to regulators in order to support the development of the Sharia fintech business. After consolidating with various sharia fintech actors and continuing to expand its reach to various regions, on February 8, 2018 the Indonesian Sharia Fintech Association (AFSI) was officially established at the AFSI Secretariat at the 10th Floor MTH Tower, Jl. MT Haryono Kav. 23, Tebet Timur, South Jakarta.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Advisory Board
Sharia Board
Supervisory Board
Ethics Committee
Ripan Hermawan, S.S., S.H., M.A.
Ethics Committee Member
Ripan Hermawan, S.S., S.H., M.A.
Ethics Committee Member
Caretaker
Jamil Abbas
Chief Executive of Strategic Partnerships and Benefit Development
Jamil Abbas
Chief Executive of Strategic Partnerships and Benefit Development
Didi Sabir
Deputy Chief Executive of Social Finance
Didi Sabir
Deputy Chief Executive of Social Finance
Oktofa Yudha Sudrajad
Deputy Chief Executive of the Halal Ecosystem
Oktofa Yudha Sudrajad
Deputy Chief Executive of the Halal Ecosystem
Agus Ismail
Deputy Chief Executive of Strategic Partnerships
Agus Ismail
Deputy Chief Executive of Strategic Partnerships
Husni Farid Abdat
Chief Policy & Advocacy Executive
Husni Farid Abdat
Chief Policy & Advocacy Executive
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Rahmiyati Yahya
Deputy Chief Executive of Legal Advisory
Rahmiyati Yahya
Deputy Chief Executive of Legal Advisory
Aggi Nauval Guntur Surapati
Deputy Chief Executive for Advocacy
Aggi Nauval Guntur Surapati
Deputy Chief Executive for Advocacy
Putri Madarina
Chief Executive of Industrial Innovation and Development
Putri Madarina
Chief Executive of Industrial Innovation and Development
Denny Setia Utama
Deputy Chief Executive of Support Technology
Denny Setia Utama
Deputy Chief Executive of Support Technology
Aidil Akbar Madjid
Chief Executive of Education & Literacy
Aidil Akbar Madjid
Chief Executive of Education & Literacy
Prameswara Samofa Nadya
Deputy Chief Executive - AFSI Academic Partner
Prameswara Samofa Nadya
Deputy Chief Executive - AFSI Academic Partner
Secretariat
Mhd Handika Surbakti
Program & Partnership Manager
Mhd Handika Surbakti
Program & Partnership Manager
Shafira Ayu Rahma
Internal Relations and Governance Staff
Shafira Ayu Rahma
Internal Relations and Governance Staff
