LPS: Wealthy Individuals' Savings Continue to Rise Amid Global Turbulence

Jakarta, VIVA – The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Indonesia Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS), Anggito Abimanyu, reported that although the global situation is currently turbulent, LPS has recorded continued growth in public deposits.

He detailed that there are two deposit groups: those under Rp100 million and those above Rp5 billion. As of May 2026, the group with deposits under Rp100 million recorded growth of 1.84 per cent.

Meanwhile, the group with deposits above Rp5 billion recorded growth of up to 21.6 per cent as of March 2026.

“There is no impact from the influence of global turbulence (on the growth of public deposits),” said Anggito during the Press Conference on the Results of the Periodic Meeting of the Financial Sector Stability Coordination Forum (KSSK) Year II 2026 at the Bank Indonesia Office Complex, Jakarta, on Thursday, 7 May 2026.

“For deposits under Rp100 million, as of May 2026, they are still growing by 1.84 per cent. Meanwhile, for deposits above Rp5 billion, as of March 2026, they grew by 21.6 per cent,” he stated.

Anggito explained that the growth in deposits above Rp5 billion is partly supported by policies from the Ministry of Finance, which places the Balance of Excess Budget (SAL) in several state-owned banks.

“However, if I speculate, even without counting government funds, it would still grow by 9.6 per cent,” said Anggito.

In nominal terms, Anggito explained that deposits under Rp100 million grew by 11.26 per cent of total deposits. Meanwhile, deposits above Rp5 billion recorded growth of 57.88 per cent of total deposits.

“Meanwhile, in aggregate, the growth in third-party funds (DPK) as of March 2026 is 13.57 per cent. So, there is no influence from global turbulence on the pattern or behaviour of our deposits,” he said.