Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) has expressed hope for a phased withdrawal of government funds currently held in state-owned banks (Himbara). These funds, originating from the excess budget balance (SAL), are being gradually removed from the banking group. The OJK aims to prevent immediate disruption to the banking system during this process. The regulator anticipates a transitional period to manage the impact of the fund withdrawals. The move comes as the government reallocates its financial resources. Details regarding the timeline and total amount of funds being withdrawn have not been fully disclosed, but the OJK is monitoring the situation closely to ensure financial stability. The intention is to avoid any negative consequences for the state banks or the broader financial market.