BRI Danareksa Sekuritas Becomes the Most Active Securities Firm
Jakarta - BRI Danareksa Sekuritas (BRIDS) has successfully recorded outstanding performance in the fixed income business throughout 2025, earning the award as the Most Active Securities Firm for fixed income transactions at the 2025 Alternative Market Organiser System (SPPA) Awards organised by the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI). The company conveyed this information in a press release in Jakarta yesterday.
Acting President Director of BRIDS, Fifi Virgantria, stated that this achievement reflects the company’s increasingly strong role in supporting liquidity in the national bond market. “The surge in SPPA activity indicates that market participants are increasingly relying on more transparent and efficient transaction mechanisms. BRIDS views this as an opportunity to continue strengthening our role in deepening the domestic bond market,” said Fifi.
For context, this award is given to the securities firm with the highest total value of matched transactions, encompassing all transaction mechanisms and instruments, including bond and REPO transactions. Previously, in 2024, BRIDS also received awards as the Most Active RFO Trader and Most Active Securities Firm, further solidifying the company’s track record in the industry.
BRIDS recorded government bond transaction values of Rp275 trillion and corporate bonds of Rp49 trillion throughout 2025. This performance further cements BRIDS’s position as one of the leading bond service providers in Indonesia’s capital market. Moving forward, BRIDS anticipates sustained strong growth in bond transactions, in line with rising financing needs and fixed income-based investment strategies amid market dynamics and interest rates.
The company will continue to strengthen its business capabilities and distribution network to optimise its role in facilitating bond market transactions in Indonesia. BEI recorded SPPA transaction values reaching Rp1,382 trillion, a 461.6% increase compared to the previous year.
This growth was accompanied by an increase in the Average Daily Transaction Value (ADTV), with government and corporate bonds rising by 12% and 74% respectively compared to 2024. This surge reflects increasingly active market participant engagement, particularly from institutions, as well as a shift towards more transparent and efficient transaction mechanisms.
This condition is supported by growing liquidity management needs, portfolio diversification strategies, and the increasing variety of bond instruments with competitive risk profiles and returns. This is driving the frequency and volume of secondary market transactions to continue growing.