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The Social Security Investment Fund (SSIF) has recently held a workshop on best practices in corporate governance for its representatives on different companies’ board of directors, an SSIF statement said on Saturday.
Members of the SSIF who sit on various companies’ boards of directors, as well as other stakeholders, took part in the workshop, which hosted speakers from the Central Bank of Jordan, Jordan Securities Commission, Amman Stock Exchange, Amman Chamber of Commerce and the private sector, according to the statement. The speakers covered issues such as the benefits of corporate governance implementation, minority rights, conflict of interest and transparency. SSIF CEO Kholoud Saqqaf was quoted in the statement as saying that the workshop aimed to update SSIF representatives and stakeholders on the best practices of corporate governance.
The Social Security Corporation (SSC) is a major investor in the tourism sector. Geographically, its portfolio covers most parts of the Kingdom through direct and indirect investments.
SSIF invests in the energy sector through strategic holdings in electricity generation and distribution companies, in addition to renewable energy projects
Al Daman for Development Zones Company (DDC) was established in 2009 as a private shareholding company fully owned by the Social Security Corporation. DDC is the investment arm of the Investment Fund for infrastructure development, services and marketing for the King Hussein Bin Talal Development Area in Al Mafraq and the Irbid Development Area
The value of the equity portfolio amounted to around JD 2,699.6 million as at 31/03/2025
The portfolio consists of money market instruments with maturity dates that do not exceed one year, such as deposits, treasury bills, repurchase agreements, certificates of deposit and current accounts.
The Fund invests in medium and long term loans through direct lending to the Jordanian Government and its public institutions, and also by participating in syndicated loans to companies for a period that is not less than one year.
In September 2020, SSIF established a wholly owned company that will launch an agricultural project in the south on an area of 30,000 dunums with a total investment of JD 13 million