JAKARTA. The Attorney General's Office (AGO) said there were three investment management companies that received most of the money from six defendants in the corruption case of PT Asuransi Jiwasraya (Persero).
The three companies are PT Pool Advista Aset Manajemen (PAAM), PT Pan Arcadia Capital, and PT Pinnacle Persada Investasma. The three have also been named as suspects by the Attorney General's Office last weekend.
PAAM, a subsidiary of PT Pool Advista Indonesia Tbk (POOL), received Rp 2.14 trillion. The funds are managed in the Pool Advista Kapital Optimal Mutual Fund instrument (Rp 1.4 trillion) and the Pool Advista Kapital Syariah (Rp 749 billion).
The next one is Pan Arcadia Capital, that received Rp 2.03 trillion. The company owned by a director of PT Prima Cakrawala Abadi Tbk (PCAR), Tommy Iskandar Widjaja and an executive of PT Pan Brothers Tbk. (PBRX), Anne Patricia Sutanto, manages the funds into Dana Bertumbuh mutual fund (Rp 1.56 trillion) and Dana Saham Syariah (Rp 472 billion).
Meanwhile, Pinnacle Persada Investama received Rp 1.82 trillion. The funds is managed with Pinnacle Dana Prima mutual fund.
In total, the funds received by the three companies reach Rp 5.98 trillion. (KR/AR)