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Independent Parties in Minimizing Agency Problem in Indonesia: An Alternative Model

Published in HOLISTICA – Journal of Business and Public Administration

Despite various studies on good corporate governance (GCG), many GCG mechanisms do not seem to work effectively in Indonesian companies due to frequent conflicts between majority and minority shareholders. A more independent party needs to be offered to solve this unique agency problem. This study attempts to analyze how independent parties; foreig...

Determinants of marketing performance: empirical study at National Commercial Bank in Jakarta Indonesia

Published in SpringerPlus

BackgroundIndonesian banking industry has experienced up and down as can be seen after Pakto ‘88, in which the number of new banks grew rapidly, but after the 1997–1998 financial crisis, a lot of banks were liquidated due to the deteriorating financial condition and violation of the precautionary principles by bank management. The purpose of this r...

Why Do We Need Effective Corporate Governance?

Published in International Advances in Economic Research

Special issue on “Internal audit and corporate governance”: Introduction

Published in Journal of Management & Governance

Shift in global economic power. This is South East Asia’s moment

Published in Asia Europe Journal

Paternalism and the Governance of Managers: The Australian Stock Exchange Approach to Improving Corporate Governance

Published in Philosophy of Management

Good corporate governance requires that managers promote shareholder interests but it cannot be assumed they will act in this manner. Though this is an observation most managers would acknowledge, many argue they should be free of external regulatory intervention because regulations designed to protect shareholders are necessarily a form of paterna...

Knowledge in Action

Published in Philosophy of Management