Jakarta (ANTARA) – The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) expects its achievement of a 92 percent score on the Governance, Sustainability and Resilience (GSR) score to boost investor confidence and attract more global capital to the country.INA Board of Directors Chairman Oki Ramadhana stated that the sovereign wealth fund will leverage the score to strengthen its standing among international investors and encourage more capital partners to enter Indonesia.”We need to convey to the world that our GSR score is excellent, so it can be a factor for investors to consider INA as an investment partner in Indonesia,” Oki said during a media briefing in Jakarta on Wednesday.He stressed that recognition from Global SWF carries significant weight as an independent institutional assessment evaluating the governance, sustainability, and operational resilience of sovereign wealth funds worldwide.According to him, global investors today assess more than just market potential; they prioritize credible local partners with strong corporate governance to safely navigate their investments in the archipelago.”Ultimately, if we succeed in bringing more investment partners to Indonesia, this is not just INA's story. It is Indonesia's story as Indonesia will benefit from the incoming investment,” Oki added.Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund secured a 92 percent score on the 2026 Governance, Sustainability and Resilience (GSR) Scoreboard published by Global SWF—ranking second in Asia behind Singapore’s Temasek Holdings.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.The annual assessment measures the governance practices, sustainability initiatives, and institutional resilience of roughly 200 major sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds globally using publicly available information.Global SWF estimates that sovereign investors collectively manage around US$62.5 trillion in assets worldwide.In Asia, 49 sovereign wealth funds participated in the 2026 evaluation, averaging a 51 percent GSR score—an increase from 36 percent in 2020.Oki reaffirmed INA's commitment to continuously strengthening its governance standards and acting as a global investment catalyst for key economic sectors in Indonesia.At the same time, INA Chief Risk Officer Adhiputra Tanoyo noted that the benchmark provides stakeholders with an objective perspective on the fund's operational setup.He highlighted that the score reflects sustained efforts to solidify governance across investment, risk management, legal, and compliance frameworks.”INA, as a sovereign wealth fund, is not only judged by its profits or its returns, but also by various aspects, including governance, sustainability, and resilience,” Adhiputra stated.Since its establishment in 2021, INA's GSR rating has shown steady growth—rising from 24 percent in 2021, 52 percent in 2022, 56 percent in 2023, 60 percent in 2024, 68 percent in 2025, and culminating in 92 percent in 2026.