The Corporate Governance Implementation on Related Party Transactions in Indonesia

Harahap, Ade Raynaldi; Kurniawati, Elisabeth Penti; Naufa, Ahmad Maulin

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“…This is reflected in the NPL ratio of working capital loans and investment loans much higher than consumption ), corporate governance is a system of rules that regulate the relationships between various internal and external parties, including shareholders, administrators, creditors, the government, and employees. Stated differently, a system that guides and manages the business (Harahap et al, 2020). A governance system that thoroughly explains the intricate relationships and interactions between different stakeholders with an interest in an organized and orderly company environment is referred to as good corporate governance (Putra et al, 2021).Realizing corporate governance for the Indonesian company and generating additional value for all stakeholders are the two main objectives of corporate governance implementation (Harahap et al, 2020).…”

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“…Stated differently, a system that guides and manages the business (Harahap et al, 2020). A governance system that thoroughly explains the intricate relationships and interactions between different stakeholders with an interest in an organized and orderly company environment is referred to as good corporate governance (Putra et al, 2021).Realizing corporate governance for the Indonesian company and generating additional value for all stakeholders are the two main objectives of corporate governance implementation (Harahap et al, 2020).…”

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The Effect of Corporate Governance, Regulatory Compliance, and Company Size on Enterprise Risk Management of Kalimantan Regional Development Banks

Darmansyah,

Said,

Swandari

2024

APJME

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This study analyzes the effect of corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and company size on enterprise risk management. The subject of this study is regional banking companies located in the Kalimantan using data during 2014-2023. The results of the data test show that corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and company size affect the risk management of a company. The findings of this study support the importance of developing good governance and complying with applicable procedures in implementing more effective risk management. In addition, the larger a company, the more of focus on risk management to become more effective organization.

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The Effect of Corporate Governance, Regulatory Compliance, and Company Size on Enterprise Risk Management of Kalimantan Regional Development Banks

Darmansyah,

Said,

Swandari

2024

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“…On the other hand, a public company that does not provide material information may be subject to sanctions in the form of fines and crimes (Agusta, 2020;Johan & Ariawan, 2021b). Openness is one of the principles of good corporate governance in a company (Harahap et al, 2020). This is also regulated by the laws and regulations in the capital market.…”

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Insider Trading: Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 8 of 1995 on Capital Market from Typewriters to Digital Era

Johan

Ariawan

Yuan

2022

JHN

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Introduction toThe Problem: Symmetric information is an essential factor in the capital market. Symmetric information will create an efficient capital market. Insider trading is one of the things that makes asymmetric information. The regulations on the capital market determine the criteria for insider trading. Insider trading is people who have non-public information on the company and earn financial benefits from non-public information. Purpose/Objective Study: This research aims to determine the insider trading criteria on the Indonesian Capital Market Law Number 8 of 1995. Design/Methodology/Approach: This research uses the normative juridical method. The study utilizes several cases that occur in countries as a discussion. Findings: This research concludes that the definition of insider trading consists of stakeholders who have interests and non-public information on public companies. The scope of insider trading is also extended to family members of stakeholders. Stakeholders include management, related companies' employees, officials, suppliers, shareholders, and their family members. The definition of family members is the spouse, children, and parents. The definition of insider trading should be extended to the current regulations. The related individuals must carry out the obligation to report share ownership.

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The Effect of Uncertainty of Risks on Farmers’ Contractual Choice Behavior for Agricultural Productive Services: An Empirical Analysis from the Black Soil in Northeast China

Xue

Liu

2022

Agronomy

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Regulating farmers’ choice of agricultural production service (APS) contracts can help maintain the stability of transactions, enhance agricultural production efficiency, protect farmers’ rights and welfare, stimulate the healthy and sustainable development of service organizations, and promote the economic benefits of agriculture. Under the uncertainty of risk (RU), farmers’ willingness to sign a regulated service contract after purchasing APS is a key factor in reaching an efficient and high-quality partnership. Based on the survey data of the black soil area in northeastern China, this study uses the Heckman two-stage model and analyzes it under the logical framework of APS purchases and contractual choice behavior (CCB) under the role of RU. The main findings are as follows. First, the RU has a significant “inducing” effect on farmers’ CCB, and the higher the RU, the more farmers tend to make formal written contracts; among them, each unit increase in business risk increases farmers’ choice of written contracts by 0.797 units, which is an important factor affecting CCB. Second, farmers’ personal trust level played a positive moderating role in influencing CCB. Compared to the low trust level group, farmers in the high trust level group had a diminished degree of influence on CCB, but the intensity was relatively weak. Third, farmers’ personal, family, and social characteristics all influence their behavioral decision-making processes. In order to reduce the risk level of cooperation between farmers and service providers, which can promote the standardization of cooperation contracts, this study suggests that the government should use the publication of manuals and other forms to carry out legal literacy, promote labor market information transparency, reduce service risks, and enhance the effectiveness of the linkage between farmers and service providers.

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The Corporate Governance Implementation on Related Party Transactions in Indonesia

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References 12 publications

The Effect of Corporate Governance, Regulatory Compliance, and Company Size on Enterprise Risk Management of Kalimantan Regional Development Banks

The Effect of Corporate Governance, Regulatory Compliance, and Company Size on Enterprise Risk Management of Kalimantan Regional Development Banks

Insider Trading: Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 8 of 1995 on Capital Market from Typewriters to Digital Era

The Effect of Uncertainty of Risks on Farmers’ Contractual Choice Behavior for Agricultural Productive Services: An Empirical Analysis from the Black Soil in Northeast China

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