Danantara introduced more than 40 professionals, including several foreign nationals, representing a broad range of countries and backgrounds.
Taipei –Indonesia’s investment management agency, Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), officially announced its full organizational structure in Jakarta on March 24, 2025. The agency introduced more than 40 professionals, including several foreign nationals, representing a broad range of countries and backgrounds.
CEO Rosan Roeslani said the selection process involved rigorous evaluations, including one-on-one interviews. Despite the presence of foreign nationals, Roeslani emphasized that all members are committed to serving Indonesia’s national interest.
“The selected individuals are not only experts in their respective fields, but they also share our vision. One of their main objectives is to serve this beloved nation,” Roeslani said.
Below is the complete organizational structure of Danantara:
· Board of Danantara – the agency’s highest decision-making body:
o Rosan Roeslani – Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
o Dony Oskaria – Chief Operating Officer (COO)
o Pandu Sjahrir – Chief Investment Officer (CIO)
· Supervisory Board – responsible for ensuring good governance:
o Erick Thohir – Minister of State-Owned Enterprises
o Muliaman Hadad – Former Chairman of the Financial Services Authority (OJK)
o Sri Mulyani Indrawati – Minister of Finance
o All Coordinating Ministers and the State Secretary
· Board of Directors – tasked with providing strategic direction:
o Joko Widodo – Seventh President of Indonesia (2014–2024)
o Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono – Sixth President of Indonesia (2004–2014)
· Advisory Board – provides global insight and expertise:
o Ray Dalio – Founder, Bridgewater Associates
o Helman Sitohang – Former CEO, Credit Suisse Asia Pacific
o Jeffrey Sachs – Economist and public policy expert, Columbia University
o F. Chapman Taylor – Equity Manager, Capital Group
o Thaksin Shinawatra – Former Prime Minister of Thailand
· Accountability and Supervisory Committee – ensures governance and transparency:
o Ivan Yustiavandana – Head of the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK)
o Setyo Budiyanto – Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK)
o Isma Yatun – Chairperson of the Audit Board of Indonesia (BPK)
o Yusuf Ateh – Chairman of the Financial and Development Supervisory Board (BPKP)
o Listyo Sigit Prabowo – Chief of the National Police
o ST Burhanuddin – Attorney General
· Managing Directors – responsible for operations and governance:
o Robertus Bilitea – Managing Director, Legal
o Lieng-Seng Wee – Managing Director, Risk and Sustainability
o Arief Budiman – Managing Director, Finance
o Ali Setiawan – Managing Director, Treasury
o Mohamad Al-Arief – Managing Director, Global Relations and Governance
o Rohan Hafas – Managing Director, Stakeholder Management
o Ahmad Hidayat – Managing Director, Internal Audit
o Sanjay Bharwani – Managing Director, Human Resources
o Reza Yamora Siregar – Managing Director and Chief Economist
o Ivy Santoso – Managing Director, Head of Office
o John Prasetio – Risk Management Committee
o Yup Kim – Portfolio and Investment Committee
· Holding Operations Division – under COO Dony Oskaria:
o Agus Dwi Handaya – Managing Director
o Febriany Eddy – Managing Director
o Riko Banardi – Managing Director for Risk
· Investment Holding Division – under CIO Pandu Sjahrir:
o Djamal Attamimi – Managing Director, Finance
o Bono Daru Adji – Managing Director, Legal
o Steganus Ade Hadiwidjaja – Managing Director, Investment
CIO Pandu Sjahrir said all appointed officials are highly qualified professionals, and the inclusion of foreign nationals is intended to help Danantara navigate through global uncertainties and shifting dynamics. He also expressed hope that the international market would respond positively to the appointments.
“All of them are top experts in their respective fields, and more importantly, they are professionals with global experience,” Pandu said. “They are essential, especially as macroeconomic and geopolitical risks continue to rise. I hope they can help address what the Indonesian market needs.”