Indonesia Eximbank Demonstrates Good Practice in Risk Governance
Jakarta. Indonesia Eximbank (Lembaga Pembiayaan Ekspor Indonesia or LPEI) announced Wednesday that it had achieved the good practice phase category in the 2025 Risk Maturity Assessment (RMA) conducted by independent consultant RWI Consulting.
The assessment shows that the agency has effectively implemented and integrated risk governance aspects, including processes, work culture, and organizational performance. The RMA represents a commitment to implementing good governance and risk management within the institution.
"This achievement confirms Indonesia Eximbank's commitment to continuously improving the quality of risk management and good corporate governance (GCG). It also aligns with the transformation over the past five years that has brought Indonesia Eximbank to a significant turning point with positive achievements," LPEI's Director of Risk Management, Sam Malee.
LPEI also seeks to further strengthen its risk management and governance, particularly in building a risk-aware culture and enhancing organizational capabilities. To this end, Indonesia Eximbank has prepared a 2026–2030 roadmap focusing on several initiatives. Over the coming years, it aims to strengthen a structured and consistent risk culture across all units. The agency also intends to increase involvement and full support from top management for organizational resilience. LPEI seeks to boost business unit understanding and agreement on the institution's risk limits.
"Indonesia Eximbank will continue to optimize the implementation of risk management in line with business conditions and its mandate to promote national exports. In line with this, Indonesia Eximbank is committed to implementing continuous improvements that provide tangible added value while supporting the achievement of sustainable business growth goals," said Sam Malee.
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