Indonesia's INA ranks second in Asia for sovereign wealth governance
Photo caption: The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) logo is displayed at the agency's headquarters in Jakarta on Wednesday (July 29, 2026).
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) ranked second among Asia's sovereign wealth funds for governance, sustainability, and institutional resilience in the 2026 Governance, Sustainability and Resilience (GSR) Scoreboard released by Global SWF.
INA earned an overall score of 92 percent, placing just behind Singapore's Temasek Holdings and underscoring growing international recognition of its governance standards and institutional credibility.
INA received 9 out of 10 points for governance, 9 out of 10 for sustainability, and a perfect 5 out of 5 for resilience in the independent assessment conducted by Global SWF.
Chair of the Board of Directors of Indonesia Investment Authority Oki Ramadhana said the recognition comes at a time when governance and institutional credibility have become increasingly important to investors amid global uncertainty and geopolitical tensions.
"Amid uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and changes in the global economic environment, the GSR Scoreboard has become increasingly important for any institution seeking to attract investment, especially for INA, whose mandate is to bring both domestic and foreign investment into Indonesia," Oki told a press conference in Jakarta on Tuesday.
He said global investors no longer evaluate sovereign wealth funds solely by the size of their assets or investment portfolios, but also by governance quality, transparency, investment discipline, and institutional resilience.
According to Oki, the GSR Scoreboard assesses about 25 indicators covering governance, sustainability, and institutional resilience, making it an important benchmark for investors seeking credible investment partners.
"What matters most is governance. Our international investment partners view governance as the primary factor when selecting partners to invest in Indonesia," he said.
Oki said the achievement is expected to strengthen global investor confidence in Indonesia and encourage greater investment into the country's economy.
Global SWF is an independent research platform that monitors about 200 sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds worldwide by assessing governance, sustainability, and institutional resilience based on publicly available information.
Since its establishment in 2021, INA has steadily improved its GSR Scoreboard performance, increasing its score from 24 percent in 2021 to 52 percent in 2022, 56 percent in 2023, 60 percent in 2024, 68 percent in 2025, and 92 percent in 2026.
