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Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan
Published by Universitas Merdeka Malang
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Perubahan Kinerja Keuangan Privatisasi BUMN Supriyanti, Wiwik
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 1, No 1 (2000)
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This research investigates the effect of privtization the state owned goverment focus to evalution the level successful privazition relatid with frim finance performence. The objective of this research are measure  financial pervomance privatized through the compare between performance before and after privatization. This study uses financial ratio to measure perfomance financial of privatization. To measure financial performance this research use financial ratio ananlysis base on characteristic profitability, effectivity operation effectivity asset , leverage and effeciency operation. The result showed that financial performance increase after  privatization. Ratio of profitability operation (ROS) experrienced increase , meanwhile efficiency operation and decreasing debt ratio to asset. This result imply that the BUMN in indonesian can improve financial performance through privatization wiht indicate efficiency operation
FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL OWNERSHIP ANDSTOCK RETURN VOLATILITY IN INDONESIA Ekaputra, Irwan Adi
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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This paper examines the impact of foreign institutional ownership on contemporaneous stock return volatility in Indonesia. In this study, return volatility is measured as standard deviation of daily stockreturns. The dynamic panel data results based on System GMM (S-GMM) estimation, confirm that foreign institutional ownership tend to linearly and convexly increase monthly stock return volatility.The linear impact seems to be weaker for stocks with higher market capitalization, but stronger for stocks with higher turnover.Furthertest reveals that foreign financial institutional ownershiplinearly contributes to return volatility upsurge, while foreign non-financial corporation ownership convexly contribute to return volatility increase.The additional test also uncovers that domestic financial and non-financial institutionalownerships do not impact return volatility.
EX-DIVIDEND DATE DAN PERUBAHAN HARGA SAHAM Taungke, Novriyanthi; Supramono, S
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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The aim of this study is to analyze whether the stock prices decrease at ex-dividend date in Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) that is determined by amount of dividend drop-off ratio (DDR). This study also attempts to investigate the differences the stock prices decrease at ex-dividend date based on Investment Opportunity Set (IOS). Sample consist of  the companiesthat announced the dividend during 2010-2012 periods. By using non-parametric tests, especially Chi-square Test and Mann Whitney Test,  the result of this study showed the stock prices decreased less than dividend amount on ex-dividend date. Besides, the non-growth firms experienced decrease more than growth firms.
PENGARUH MANAJEMEN LABA TERHADAP RASIO KEUANGAN PRODUK INDUSTRI KREATIF KERAMIK Normal, I Nyoman
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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The aims of this research is determine the influence of earning management to financial ratio ceramics creative industry product. The research results shew that the earning management that applied by over production can increase financial ratio ceramics creative industry product, that is : a) The liquidity aspect (quick ratio) 5,33% for earthenware, 1,00% for stoneware,  0,67% for castle mass, 2,00% for glazur, and 0,33% for prothotype, b) The profitability aspect (profit margin) 2,89% for earthenware,  2,31% for stoneware, 0,18% forcastle mass,  1,65% for glazur,  and 0,41% for prothotype, c) The solvability aspect (time interest earned) 1,31 times for earthenware,  1,16 times for stoneware,  0,02 times for castle mass,  0,71 times for glazur, and 0,15 times for prothotype, and d) The valuation aspect (earning peer share) Rp 707,23 for earthenware,  Rp 812,63 for stoneware,  Rp 319,12 for castle mass,  Rp 44,69 for glazur, and Rp 8,21 for prothotipe. Its contrary, the earning management can decrease activity aspect (turnover inventory) ceramics creative industry product (earthenware, stoneware, castle mass, glazur, and prothotype), these are  3,8 times,  6,47 times,  5,27 times,  8,11 times, and 11,90 times.
Dampak Struktur Kepemilikan, Financial Leverage, Board Director terhadap Nilai Perusahaan Ambarwati, Sri Dwi Ari; Astuti, Rini Dwi
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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This study tried to analyze the effect of ownership structure, financial leverage, size of board directors and sales Growth on the performance of companies with lower growth opportunities , whether there is a proxy growth opportunities with low PER. This research was conducted at the manufacturing company with the selection criteria for purposive sampling method 2010-2012 period, based on the criteria  the obtained sample of 32companies  with  low growth opportunities. Thus obtained 96 obervasi for each group. The results showed that: 1). simultaneously the ownership structure, financial leverage, size of board directors and sales Growth affect the performance of  companies with low growth opportunities. 2). Partially, it was found empirical evidence that financial leverage and variable size of board directors significantly affect the company’s performance with lower growth opportunities. For institutional ownership structure revealed a significant effect on performance, but at a rate of 10% alpha tolerated.
REAKSI ASIMETRI ATAS SINYAL BELI DAN JUAL ANALISIS TEKNIS: PENGUJIAN BIAS KONFIRMASI SEBELUM PENGUMUMAN LABA Sulistiawan, Dedhy
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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The main purpose of this study is to examine asymmetry reaction on buying and selling technical analysis signal before earnings announcements. Behavioral finance theory is used in explaining why confirmation bias stimulates asymmetry reaction to stock return. To support that idea, this article uses technical analysis as an important feature in testing confirmation bias. Using Indonesian stock market data, the results show that technical analysis signal produce higher return in buying signal than selling signal. Investors give different attention in anticipating technical analysis signal around earnings announcements. This finding contributes to behavioral finance and technical analysis studies.
PERBANKAN SYARIAH: ANTARA IDEALISME DAN OPORTUNISME Sutrisno, S
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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There are two motives establishment of Islamic banks in Indonesia, first established with the aim to develop the Islamic financial institutions (idealistic group). Second, Islmaic banks founded because there is profitable business opportunities (opportunistic group). The purpose ofthis study was to examine whether there are differences in performance between the idealistic Islamic banking group with opportunistic group. Variables in this study arefinancing, banking risk and profitability of Islamic banking. The populationin this study wereall Islamic banks in Indonesia that divided into idealist goup and opportunist group. The results showed that financing by the opportunist group dominated by financing based on profit margin concept or trade concept, while the financing portion of idealist group provides the finiancing base on profit sharing concept. In terms of risk aspect, there is a significantdifference in liquidity risk (FDR) and operating risk (BOPO) between groups of idealists byopportunists, while the risk capital(CAR) and risk financing (NPF) the difference was notsignificant. From the aspect of profitability, there are significant differences between idealist group and opportunists group.
Determinan Profitabilitas Bank : Studi Kasus Pada Bank Pembangunan Daerah Ahmad, Gatot Nazir
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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This research has purpose to analyze determinants that affect State Development Bank’s (BPD) profiitability. This research is inspired by Bank Decree, State Bank Regulation and State Autonomy Decree when doing ths research. By using panel data analysis, random effect, we find that almost all determinants have predicted sign accordingly and statistically significant.
Competitive Strategy of Banking Industry (Studies in Bengkulu Province) AB, Syaiful Anwar
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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The purpose of this study examines the competitive strategies tested the banking industry in the province of Bengkulu. Issues raised in this study is the extent the competitive strategy of banking and can ultimately increased customer. The aim to be achieved is to know what strategies can be applied. The analysis tool is to use qualitative paradigm mapping descriptive with banks in the province of Bengkulu with cluster analysis. Data collection method used in this study was secondary data collection and in-depth interviews. The results of this study conducted that the application of competitive strategy of Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Bank Mandiri, Bank Bengkulu and market penetration strategy was by opening a branch office network and cash office assistant sub-district area are yielded  positive results. From the aspect of services offered, the customer feels that the diversification of services has been able to meet customer needs. The aspect of competitive strategy, distribution aspects of a positive assessment, especially the ease of access, is felt more quickly. Customers feel that the branch offices is still lack, particularly for the Bank are classified as market followers. Customers feel that the promotion is still lacking, particularly those Bank whose branches or cash office in the area. The  strategy  that may be used is a segmentation strategy, developing target market, and positioning.
PENGARUH INTERNET BANKING, KUALITAS LAYANAN, REPUTASI PRODUK, LOKASI, TERHADAP LOYALITAS NASABAH DENGAN INTERMEDIASI KEPUASAN NASABAH NURSIANA, ADINOTO
Jurnal Keuangan dan Perbankan Vol 19, No 3 (2015): September 2015
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Customer loyalty is one of the important factor that affect the growth of the bank.  This research examined  the effect of internet banking, service quality, reputation, product, and location  on customer loyalty with the intermediation  customer satisfaction. As analycal tool in this research is using software LISREL 8.80.Result from  this research. first, internet banking has a negative and not significant impact on customer satisfaction and customer layalty,  second, service quality, reputation, product, and location  have a positif and significant impact on customer satistaction, but its have a negative and not significant impact on customer layalty, third, customer satisfaction has a negative and not significant impact on customer loyalty.  So as to enhance customer loyalty, banks need to provide the best relationship between bank’s marketer and customer.

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