Amman: Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) announced a significant rise in its financial assets, reaching approximately JD19.7 billion by the end of the first half of 2026, with a comprehensive income of JD903.8 million during the same period.
According to Jordan News Agency, the SSIF highlighted that this growth is a testament to the effectiveness of its investment strategies and the institutional approach that governs its management. The fund emphasized the importance of these strategies in achieving its strategic goals and bolstering investor confidence.
In 2025, the fund's assets saw an increase of JD2.4 billion, amounting to a total of JD18.6 billion, a growth rate of 15.2% compared to 2024. Furthermore, the comprehensive income at the end of 2025 reached about JD2.2 billion, a substantial increase from the JD1 billion recorded in 2024, marking a growth rate of 118.5%.
The SSIF reaffirmed its commitment to making investment decisions within a robust corporate governance framework, aligned with the Social Security Law and relevant regulations. This approach ensures decisions are made based on professional and economic considerations, protecting the rights of subscribers and retirees, and contributing to the financial sustainability of the Social Security Corporation (SSC).
The SSIF's overall policy is focused on achieving optimal investment returns within acceptable risk parameters, reflecting its role as a long-term investor. This strategy is intended to enable the SSC to meet its future obligations to both subscribers and retirees.
The fund also pointed out that its investment decisions are made independently of government interventions, as stipulated by the Social Security Law, which clearly defines the powers vested in the SSC's Board of Directors. In line with this, the SSIF is responsible for approving the general investment policy and plan.