Kasus: Hasil Penilaian Bank Dunia – ROSC Terhadap Corporate Governance di Negara-Negara ASEAN
CG Pertemuan 14 ROSC Indonesia
Feb 16, 2016
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Kasus: Hasil Penilaian Bank Dunia – ROSC Terhadap
Corporate Governance di Negara-Negara ASEAN
Regulatory authority, integrity, resources
Clear division of regulatory responsibilities
Overall CG Framework
Legal Framework enforceable/transparent
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•>95 menunjukkan implementasi keseluruhan (fully implemented)•75-95 menunjukkan implementasi sebagian besar (broadly implemented)•35-75 menunjukkan implementasi sebagian (partially implemented), dan•<35 menunjukkan tidak ada implementasi (not implemented).
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Corporate Governance Framework
Indonesia Malaysia Thailand Philipines Vietnam
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Shareholder Rights
Shareholder Rights
Indonesia (2009)
Indonesia (2004)
India (2004)
Malaysia (2005)
Thailand (2005)
Philippines (2006)
Vietnam (2006)
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International Comparisons
Equitable Treatment of Shareholder
All Shareholder should be treated equally
Equality, Fairness and disclosure of rights within and between share classes
Minority protection from controlling shareholder abuse minority redress
Custodian voting by instruction from beneficial owners
Obstadesto cross border voting should be eliminated
Equitable treatment of all shareholders at GMs
Prohibit insider trading
Board/Mgrs disdose interest
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OECD Principle Assessment Equitable Treatment of Shareholder | Indonesia
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Equitable Treatment of Shareholder
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Equitable Treatment of Shareholder
Legal Rights of Stakeholder respected
Redress for violation of rights
Performance-enhancing mechanism
Access to information
"wishtleblower protection
Creditor Rights and law enforcement
83%
92%
38%
67%
57%
81%
Equitable Treatment of Stakeholder
Indonesia (2
009)
Indonesia (2
004)
India (2004)
Malaysia (2
005)
Thailand (2
005)
Philippines (
2006)
Vietnam(2006)0
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60
70
80
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Disclosure and Transparency
Disclosure and Transparency
Indonesia (2009) Indonesia
(2004) India (2004) Malaysia
(2005) Thailand (2005) Philipines
(2006) Vietnam (2006)
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International Comparisons
Responsibilities of Boards
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Responsibilities of Boards
Indonesia (2009)
Indonesia (2004)
India (2004)
Malaysia (2005)
Thailand (2005)
Philipines (2006)
Vietnam (2006)
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
International Comparations
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