INA targets more global investment after achieving 92% GSR score
JAKARTA – Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) is seeking to attract more foreign capital after achieving a score of 92% in the Governance, Sustainability and Resilience (GSR) assessment. The sovereign wealth fund believes the result will strengthen global investor confidence in Indonesia.
According to ANTARA, INA Chair Oki Ramadhana said the institution would use the achievement to strengthen its standing among international investors while attracting more investment partners to Indonesia.
"We need to tell the world that INA's GSR score is very strong. This could become one of the factors investors consider when choosing INA as their investment partner in Indonesia," Oki said during a media briefing in Jakarta on Wednesday (30/7).
Oki said recognition from Global SWF carries significant weight because it provides an independent assessment of the governance, sustainability and operational resilience of sovereign wealth funds around the world.
He added that global investors are no longer focused solely on market potential. They are also looking for local partners with strong corporate governance to ensure their investments in Indonesia are secure.
"If we succeed in bringing more investment partners to Indonesia, this is not just INA's story. It is Indonesia's story because those investments will benefit the country," he said.
INA received a score of 92% in the 2026 GSR Scoreboard published by Global SWF, placing it second in Asia behind Singapore's Temasek Holdings.
Under the assessment, INA scored nine out of 10 for governance, nine out of 10 for sustainability, and a full five out of five for resilience.
The GSR Scoreboard is an annual assessment measuring governance practices, sustainability initiatives and institutional resilience across around 200 sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds worldwide. The assessment is based on publicly available information.
Global SWF estimates that sovereign investors collectively manage around USD 62.5 trillion in assets worldwide.
Across Asia, 49 sovereign wealth funds participated in the 2026 GSR assessment, achieving an average score of 51%, up from 36% in 2020.
Oki said INA would continue strengthening its governance standards while reinforcing its role as a catalyst for global investment across Indonesia's strategic sectors.
Meanwhile, INA Chief Risk Officer Adhiputra Tanoyo said the assessment provides stakeholders with an objective picture of the institution's operational quality.
He said the GSR score reflects INA's ongoing efforts to strengthen governance across investment management, risk management, legal affairs and compliance.
"As a sovereign wealth fund, INA is assessed not only on its profits or investment returns, but also on a range of other factors, including governance, sustainability and resilience," Adhiputra said.
Since its establishment in 2021, INA has steadily improved its GSR score, rising from 24% in 2021 to 52% in 2022, 56% in 2023, 60% in 2024, 68% in 2025 and 92% in 2026. (ARF/ZH)
