Challenges in the Indonesian P2P Lending Industry

📅 In August 2023, the Financial Services Authority imposed sanctions on 34 vintage peer-to-peer lending providers.

💰 There are still 26 peer-to-peer lending providers who have not met the minimum equity requirement of 2.5 billion rupiah.

⚠️ The Financial Services Authority has issued written warnings to the non-compliant providers and requested an action plan for meeting the minimum equity requirement.

📝 There are 26 vintage lending companies in Indonesia that do not meet the minimum equity requirement.

📅 The minimum equity requirement of 2.5 billion Indonesian rupiah has been effective since July 4, 2023.

🚫 1339 illegal financial entities, including 737 illegal vintage lenders, have been eradicated by the OJK.

🔍 Some suspicious signs in P2P lending include not providing basic explanations for loan offers, such as interest rates and repayment deadlines.

📈 The level of non-performing loans in the P2P lending industry has been increasing, reaching a peak of 3.47% in July 2023.

📊 Statistics from July 2023 show that the aggregate non-performing loans in the online lending sector have been consistently rising over the past 7 months.

💡 The P2P lending industry in Indonesia experienced fluctuating loan delinquency rates between 2023 and July 2023, with the highest rate reaching 3.47% in July 2023.

💼 The regions of Nusa Tenggara Barat and Banten had the highest 90-day loan delinquency rates in July 2023, reaching 6.74% and 4.89% respectively.

📊 The majority of delinquent loans above 90 days were held by individuals aged 19-34, totaling 1.51 trillion Rupiah in July 2023, with a 2.23% increase from the previous year.

📊 There are 23 players in the vintage 2 lending industry with a twp 90 greater than 5%.

🔍 OJK is closely monitoring the companies with a twp 90 above 5% and will take further supervision if necessary.

💸 Outstanding loans by fintech P2P lending increased by 22.41% to reach 55.97 Trillion Rupiah in July 2023.

📊 Approximately 13.47% of middle school graduates and 10.83% of bachelor's or diploma graduates have used P2P lending services with monthly incomes ranging from 1 to 5 million rupiahs.

🧠 Around 75% of P2P lending users in Indonesia are high school graduates, indicating an increase in financial literacy and inclusion, although the gap between the two is still significant.

📈 The trend of vintage landing financing is predicted to continue growing in the second semester of 2023, although not as high as the first semester due to factors such as the Eid holiday and job market pressures.

📈 The P2P lending industry in Indonesia recorded a net profit of 424.14 billion rupiah in July 2023, an improvement from the previous year.

📊 There are currently 102 P2P lending providers in Indonesia, with 95 conventional players and 7 Sharia players.

🌱 Financial literacy and inclusion are important factors for the growth of the fintech P2P lending industry, and regulators and players in the industry should prioritize them.