On Monday, May 25, 2026, the Management Study Program of Bunda Mulia University together with the Excellent Community of Management (XCM) held a Public Lecture with the theme ” Fintech Bubble and Short-Term Economic Instability: Inflation and Unemployment “. This event was held onsite at The UBM Seminar Room, 7th floor, Bunda Mulia University, Ancol Campus, from 11:30 AM to 1:10 PM WIB. This event is open to Management Study Program students, especially those interested in digital economic issues and the development of the modern financial industry.

The event began with a greeting from Mr. Alexander Robert, BA., MSc, a lecturer in the Management Study Program, who acted as moderator to guide the event enthusiastically. After the opening, the event continued with a presentation session by Mr. Luqman El Hakim, ST., MSEM., AWP., QWP, the resource person for this public lecture.

In his presentation, Mr. Luqman explained the development of the financial technology (fintech) industry in Indonesia and the fintech bubble phenomenon, which has become a concern in the current global economic climate. He also discussed how excessively rapid fintech growth can impact short-term economic stability, particularly inflation and unemployment rates. Furthermore, participants were provided with an understanding of the impact of financial digitalization on consumer behavior, credit risk, and the challenges facing fintech companies amidst economic instability.

The event then continued with a question-and-answer session moderated by a moderator. The students were enthusiastic, asking questions related to fintech developments, the Indonesian economy, and the opportunities and risks emerging in the current digital economy era.

As a form of appreciation for the knowledge and experience that has been shared, the Token of Appreciation presentation session to Mr. Luqman El Hakim, ST., MSEM., AWP., QWP was given by Mrs. Tannia SE., MM as the Head of the Management Study Program at Bunda Mulia University.

The event concluded with a group photo session and attendance and questionnaires for all participants of the Public Lecture. This activity is expected to provide students with broader insights into the fintech bubble phenomenon and an understanding of its relationship to inflation and unemployment in the short-term economic environment.
