KVB Futures partners with Bloomberg Technoz on derivatives education
The partnership comes as Indonesia's financial literacy rate stands at 66.46 percent, below financial inclusion at 80.51 percent.
KVB Futures has partnered with Bloomberg Technoz to expand financial education and derivatives market literacy in Indonesia. During a media visit in Jakarta, the two sides discussed presenting information on forex, futures, gold, oil and global economic trends in a way that is easier for retail and institutional investors to understand. KVB Futures President Director Tonny Fong said cooperation with media is needed to deliver market information that is relevant and educational. The company also introduced several initiatives for customers, including a loyalty program and a World Cup-themed promotional campaign scheduled for June. According to SNLIK 2025 data from OJK and BPS, the national financial literacy index reached 66.46 percent, still below the financial inclusion index of 80.51 percent.