RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - The Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (Bappebti) has again released its periodic assessment of futures brokers for the period January to March 2026. The assessment was conducted to encourage improvements in the quality of service and compliance of futures brokerage firms.

The Head of Bappebti, Tirta Karma Senjaya, stated that the assessment is not merely a routine evaluation. "This assessment is not only an evaluation, but also an encouragement for all business actors to further improve good, transparent, and accountable governance, as well as strengthen the implementation of a culture of compliance," Tirta said, quoted from official statement on Friday, May 22, 2026.

According to Tirta, improving company quality and performance is expected to increase public trust and a sense of protection when transacting in the commodity futures trading sector. The assessment was conducted based on the results of supervision by the Bureau of Supervision and Enforcement of PBK, the Warehouse Receipt System, and the Commodity Auction Market.

The basis for this is Bappebti Regulation Number 6 of 2023. Matheus Hendro Purnomo, Head of the Supervision and Enforcement Bureau for PBK, SRG, and PLK, stated that 67 active futures brokerage firms were assessed in the first quarter of 2026.

"Based on the results of the periodic assessment from January to March 2026, seven companies received the top ranking," said Hendro.

The seven companies are PT Valbury Asia Futures, PT Finex Bisnis Solusi Futures, PT Argodana Futures, PT Dupoin Futures Indonesia, PT Century Investment Futures, PT CGS International Futures Indonesia, and PT Gensesis Gemilang Futures.

Hendro emphasized that the rating results are expected to serve as a reference for the public before deciding to engage in commodity futures trading. "Currently, improvements have been made to the assessment mechanism to be more adaptive, objective, and comprehensive in describing the level of compliance and quality of business implementation," Hendro said.

He explained that there are three main indicators in the assessment: company performance, deductible value, and added value based on the company's transaction achievements.

Meanwhile, Bappebti Secretary Ivan Fithriyanto said the publication of the monitoring results is intended to ensure the public is aware of brokerage firms with good performance before engaging in transactions. "This assessment system is also expected to encourage futures brokers to conduct their business activities in accordance with applicable regulations," Ivan said.