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"ABSTRAKThis research examines Chief Executive Officer (CEO) turnover and market reaction in Indonesia. The sample of this research consists of 213 CEO turnover announcements for Indonesia Stock Exchange during 2000?2010 period. T-tests were used to investigate the effect of CEO turnover announcement on abnormal stock return during the event windows periods. The results of this research show that there is positive reaction on the CEO turnover announcements. This research considers both routine and non routine CEO turnover processes. This research finds that both turnover processes have information content to investor. This research also finds positive reaction on the announcements of outsider incoming CEO, while investors do not react on the announcement of insider incoming CEO. Thus, this research provides evidence that CEO turnover announcement have informationcontent."

"Following the blueprint of the ASEAN integration 2015, the integration of the financial marketsin this region will increase. This study investigates the existence of a volatility spillover from the Singaporeanstock market into Indonesia, including its transmission pattern. Singapore, as an advancedcountry in the ASEAN region, has played an important role as the information leader in the market ofthis region, so that it is very possible that the shocks in the Singapore?s stock market will be transmittedto another stock market in this region. Using TGARCH (1,1) model specification regarding thedata of the daily return of the Indonesia market index (IHSG) for the period of January 2008 ? August2012, it is observed that the shock that took place in the Singapore stock market is immediately transmittedto the Indonesia stock market with two important asymmetric patterns. The transmission ofthe shock from the Singapore stock exchange becomes stronger when this market (1) experiences anegative return, and (2) is in the bearish phase."

"Modeling the correlation of assets returns volatilities across different markets or segments of amarket has practical value for portfolio selection and diversification, market regulation, and riskmanagement. This paper therefore evaluates the nature of time-varying correlation between volatilitiesof stock market and crude oil returns in Nigeria using Dynamic Conditional Correlation-GeneralisedAutoregressive Conditional Heteroscedasticity (DCC-GARCH) model. Results from DCCGARCH(1,1) model show evidence of volatility clustering and persistence in Nigeria stock marketand crude oil returns. The results also show that there is no dynamic conditional correlation in ARCHeffects between stock market returns and crude oil prices in Nigeria. The results further show thatthere is strong evidence of time-varying volatility correlation between stock market and crude oilreturns volatility. The findings will help shape policy-making in risk management and market regulationin Nigeria."

"This research proposes a numerical approach in estimating the trend of behavior of this market. This approach is applied to a model that is inspired by catalytic chemical model, in terms of differential equations, on four composite indices, New York Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Hang Seng, Straits Times Index, and Jakarta Stock Exchange, as suggested by Caetano and Yoneyama (2011). The approach is used to minimize the difference of estimated indices based on the model with respect to the actual data set. The result shows that the estimation is able to capture the trend of behavior in stock market well."

"This paper is motivated by the fact that emerging market assets size has been expanding and tryingto use sovereign debt market as part of capital market as main research focus. It is highlightingthe distinction between default and non-default determinants and examining their significance inexplaining emerging market sovereign bond yield spread. Using Cross-Sectional Fixed-Effect PanelEstimator, we found that both default (as proxied by Credit Rating and Outlook Index) and non-default(as proxied by 3-month Fed Funds Futures) determinants has significant explanatory power tosovereign bond yield spread. Extensively, we also found the significance to add volatility of 3-monthFed Funds Futures and Fed Target Rate basis and volatility of advanced stock markets as variablesto stand for non-default determinants in the model. The significance of the latter model is strengthenedby higher forecasting as well as indicates the significant role of US market to emerging marketsovereign bond market."

"Shari’ah stock market is also affected by many highly interrelated economic, social, political andother factor, same as the conventional stock market, the interaction between macroeconomic variablesand Shari’ah stock market creating volatility in the stock price as a response towards severalshocks. The sensitivity of Shari’ah stock market towards shocks happened related with the futureexpectation of micro and macro factor in one country which can be predict or unpredictable.There are six macroeconomic variables that used in this research; inflation, exchange rate, interestrate, dow jones index, crude oil palm price, and FED rate. Using vector error correction model(VECM), the result shows that domestic macroeconomic variables that significantly affect IndonesiaShari’ah compliance for long term, while for international macroeconomic variables the selectedvariable such as FED rate and Dow Jones Index are not significantly affected Indonesia Shari’ahcompliance both in short term and long term."

"The number of takeover transactions is relatively less compared to other corporate actions bypublicly-listed companies, (e.g. IPOs, rights issues, or material transactions). There is no researchthat explains or contextualizes this fact, but one may speculate that this may be due to (a) the existenceof block-holders in Indonesia’s corporate structure profile (structural barrier) or (b) because itis costly to carry out a takeover in light of the existing Mandatory Tender Offer (MTO) requirements(legal barrier). This article focuses on the latter problem, aiming to address the practical and legalissues pertaining to takeover transactions in Indonesia with respect to the existence of the MTO.Pursuant to the prevailing rule, in a takeover of publicly-listed companies that results in a change ofcontrol, a MTO/mandatory bid requirement must be followed with the potential acquirer making anoffer to purchase all of the remaining shares of the target company according to a certain minimumprice formula. Specifically the article discusses practical and creative strategies that prospectivecontrollers employ to avoid the mandatory bid/MTO requirement, and how these strategies impactthe principle of minority shareholders’ protection.."

"This article contributes to country specific result on the responses of sector stock indices to crudeoil price changes. Using linear and asymmetric models and by studying the association of crude oiland stock price, this article aims to explain about the short-term responses of Indonesian sector stockindices to crude oil price changes. Besides, we also try to figure out whether there are asymmetricresponses within. Our findings suggest that the strength and the sensitivity of this association varyacross sectors, and the effects are positive for all sectors. We also find strong significance of asymmetryreactions for Agriculture and Consumer Goods sector stock returns due to changes in crudeoil price."

"This paper empirically examines the effect of banks' revenue diversification on the stock-basedreturn and risk measures using data on the ASEAN-5, and addition from China, Japan, and SouthKorea banking sector. This paper use panel Fixed Effect and robustness test with Random Effect andTSLS. We use non-interest income share as a measure for revenue diversification. We find that revenuediversification has no effect on bank’s market value but significantly decrease bank total risks. Whennon-interest income is decomposed, we find that fee-income business has significant positive effect onbank value. Furthermore, it’s important to see characteristic of banks that practice diversification,such as bank size and capital. Overall, we provide evidence that banks, especially larger oneswithgood condition on capital, could increase their value and lower their risk by diversifying non-interestincome, especially with fee income as well as other types of non-interest income."