Strengthening the Sharia Financial Market, Bank Mandiri Wins Four Awards for Best Primary Dealer of Government Sharia Securities 2025
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Bank Mandiri has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the strengthening of the sharia financial market as well as enhancing inclusion and public interest in investments. For this contribution, Bank Mandiri has successfully received several awards as the Best Primary Dealer of Government Sharia Securities (SBSN) for 2025 from the Ministry of Finance.
In the event, Bank Mandiri secured the awards for Best Primary SBSN Dealer First Rank, Best Primary SBSN Dealer in the Primary Market, Best Primary SBSN Dealer in the Secondary Market, and Best Primary SBSN Dealer for Quotation Execution. These awards were given for Bank Mandiri’s superior performance in terms of participation in the primary market, activity and role in the secondary market, consistency in quotation execution, and active contribution to maintaining stability and supporting the sustainable development of the SBSN market.
Bank Mandiri’s Director of Treasury & International Banking, Ari Rizaldi, stated that this award is concrete evidence of Bank Mandiri’s consistency in expanding investment access for the public, while supporting development funding through SBSN sales. Bank Mandiri consistently maintains this excellence through strengthening treasury capabilities, investment product innovation, and expanding SBSN distribution access to the public and investors.
“This award reflects the commitment and hard work of the entire Bank Mandiri team in providing the best services to customers and the government,” said Ari in his official statement on Thursday (26/3).
Throughout 2025, SBSN issuance recorded an increase from 2024 of Rp206.83 trillion to Rp237.9 trillion in 2025. This rise reflects the growing role of SBSN as one of the government’s main instruments in supporting national development financing.
As a Primary SBSN Dealer, Bank Mandiri plays a strategic role in supporting state financing through active participation in the primary market, maintaining liquidity and trading activity in the secondary market, and consistently executing quotations to support the formation of fair, transparent, and efficient market prices.
“This achievement also serves as motivation for Bank Mandiri to always deliver the best performance and maintain the trust of stakeholders,” concluded Ari.
In the future, Bank Mandiri is committed to continuing to strengthen its role as a strategic partner of the government in developing the sharia financial market and state financing. With solid capabilities, a wide distribution network, and professional market management, Bank Mandiri is optimistic about continuing to increase its contribution in supporting SBSN issuance, deepening market liquidity, and driving the growth of a more inclusive and sustainable sharia financial ecosystem in Indonesia.