SHARE PRICE IMPROVEMENT STRATEGY OF PT. BANK BUKOPIN TBK. THROUGH PORTFOLIO ASSET REFORM

• Main Author: RAHMAN (NIM : 29107384); Pembimbing Akademik: Ir. Uke MMP. Siahaan, MBA, FAISHAL
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/15608
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Bank Bukopin as one of the private banks that managed to break its shares to the public or in other words have been successful in financial able to IPO (Initial Public Offering) in 2007, is expected to increase its stock price to satisfy the trust of shareholders. The company’s stock price encouraged on the basis of company performance, in terms of banking industry performance improvement comes from increasing health level. Bukopin health level during the quarter period of June 2006 to March 2009 was a declining trend and the movement reflected on stock prices. Accordance to the Decree of Bank Indonesia, Bank Bukopin is still in healthy performance but when compared with other banks tend to be below average. The purpose of this research is to determine a good strategy in increasing the bank's health, with measured by financial ratios of factors that will improve corporate performance and stock price will rise. Reform the structure of assets is one factor of CAMEL method in improving the bank's health. Analysis found that the movement of the portfolio assets Bukopin stagnant and do not tend to increase the continuity. Therefore the structure of asset needs to reform, in order to find the optimal proportion of portfolio assets. By using the test statistics can be identified characteristics of a bank in increasing its asset portfolio. Also assuming the proportions optimal interval of portfolio assets test is done using Paired T-Test and Pearson Correlation is Cash (2.01% - 2.08%), Current Account in Other Bank (0.11% - 0.80%) Placements with Bank Indonesia and Other Banks (18.85% - 22.53%) , Securities and Government Bonds (17.83% -32.76%), Credit (47.27% - 53.59%), Inclusion (0.05% - 0.44%), and Fixed Assets (2.76% - 2.91%)