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Danantara Outlines Investor Confidence Plan Amid Gibran Resignation Talk
Indonesia’s investment agency Danantara says it will protect investor confidence amid reports that Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka wants to resign.
State Secretary Prasetyo Hadi said Gibran told President Prabowo Subianto he intended to step down, but he has not resigned.
The political dispute follows court decisions concerning Gibran’s overseas education documents, which prompted calls for him to resign or face impeachment.
Danantara chief Rosan Roeslani said investors look at the experience and track records of investment managers, as well as the credibility of the institutions overseeing them.
He also said careful management selection and strong company results can help reassure investors.
Economic Affairs Minister Airlangga Hartarto said Indonesia’s economy and stock-market outlook remained solid, while the government monitored developments.
Danantara also plans ongoing public and business education, and officials gave no further decision on Gibran’s reported resignation intention.
Gibran Rakabuming Raka told President Prabowo Subianto he intended to resign as vice-president, according to State Secretary Prasetyo Hadi.
The resignation talk followed court decisions concerning Gibran’s education documents and calls for him to resign or be impeached.
Economic Affairs Coordinating Minister Airlangga Hartarto said Indonesia’s economy remained strong and market sentiment was positive.
Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani outlined measures to maintain investor confidence, including experienced investment managers and a focus on economic fundamentals.
Rosan said Danantara would also continue educating the public and businesses about investment management.
- Who
- Gibran Rakabuming Raka, President Prabowo Subianto, and officials including Airlangga Hartarto and Rosan Roeslani.
- What
- Gibran reportedly expressed an intention to resign as vice-president. Officials said the economy and investor confidence remained resilient, while Danantara outlined its investor-confidence approach.
- When
- Gibran’s meeting with Prabowo and Airlangga’s comments were reported on November 10, 2026. Rosan spoke on November 11, 2026.
- Where
- The meeting was at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta, according to Prasetyo. Airlangga spoke in Jakarta, and Rosan spoke at Hotel St Regis Jakarta.
- Why
- Prasetyo linked Gibran’s stated intention to resign to developments involving decisions by the Constitutional Court and Supreme Court. Danantara’s plan aims to maintain investor confidence amid domestic and global uncertainty.
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Prasetyo Hadi said Gibran met Prabowo and expressed an intention to resign.
Airlangga Hartarto said the government was monitoring developments and that economic conditions and stock-market perceptions remained strong.
Rosan Roeslani outlined Danantara’s approach to maintaining investor confidence at a press conference in Jakarta.
- Gibran’s reported intention
- Resign as vice-president
- Meeting duration
- About 2.5 hours
- Danantara CEO
- Rosan Roeslani
- Investor-confidence measures
- Experienced managers, institutional credibility, and strong economic and company fundamentals
- Rosan’s press conference
- Hotel St Regis Jakarta, November 11, 2026
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First, our economic condition is strong and today perceptions in the stock market are still positive.
In that discussion, the vice-president together with the president, Mr Prabowo Subianto, expressed his intention to resign in response to the developing dynamics related to the decisions at the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court.