The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has confirmed that Adrian Gunadi has been listed on Interpol’s Red Notice, a move part of ongoing legal efforts to prosecute the alleged financial crimes involving the former CEO of fintech lending platform Investree in the financial services sector.

The Interpol Red Notice serves as a global alert issued at the request of member countries, signaling law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a wanted person, typically pending extradition or legal proceedings. Although not an international arrest warrant, the Red Notice helps notify authorities globally of a fugitive’s status.

Ismail Riyadi, Acting Head of the OJK’s Department of Literacy, Financial Inclusion, and Communication, said that the agency continues to coordinate closely with law enforcement to pursue legal action against Adrian, who has been officially named a suspect.

“OJK continues to coordinate and correspond with law enforcement agencies and relevant ministries, both domestically and abroad, to support efforts for the repatriation of AG to Indonesia,” Ismail said as quoted in a statement on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.

The request to place Adrian Gunadi on the Red Notice list was submitted on February 7, 2025, and is registered under Interpol Control No.: A-1909/2-2025. The listing is intended to facilitate legal proceedings involving both criminal allegations and civil obligations.

OJK emphasized that this action reflects its firm commitment to ensuring legal accountability and maintaining the integrity of Indonesia’s financial sector.

“We will continue to ensure that any violations of applicable regulations are dealt with decisively as part of our commitment to build a sound and trustworthy financial services industry,” Ismail said.

Adrian Gunadi previously led Investree, a financial technology company providing digital lending services. OJK revoked Investree’s business license on October 21, 2024, citing violations of minimum capital requirements and other regulatory breaches as outlined in OJK Regulation No. 10/2022. The decision was formalized through OJK Commissioner Board Decree No. KEP-53/D.06/2024.

The company's worsening loan performance and operational issues further disrupted services to the public. In line with regulations, Investree was required to hold a General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPS) and establish a liquidation team within 30 calendar days of the license revocation.

Despite the ongoing legal case, Adrian Gunadi is reportedly now serving as CEO of JTA Investree Doha. The chairman of the firm is Amir Ali Salemi, who has led JTA International Investment since April 2010.

OJK has criticized JTA Investree Doha for appointing Adrian, given his status as a suspect in a financial crime case and his inclusion on both Indonesia’s Most Wanted List (DPO) and Interpol’s Red Notice.