Financial satisfaction is the ultimate goal of individuals who work hard and manage their finance. Working-age is the time when individuals are considered able to work and earn, yet they tend to fail to meet the expected financial satisfaction due to several factors. This research aims to test the influence of financial stressors, financial behavior, risk tolerance, financial solvency, financial knowledge on financial satisfaction. This research includes all important variables (financial stressors, risk tolerance, and financial solvency) that can determine financial satisfaction. The participants in this research were 100 respondents, selected by convenience sampling, from the working-age population in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, who gave the biggest contribution to the economy. The data were analyzed by using multiple linear regression analysis. The findings show that financial stressors, financial behavior, risk tolerance, financial solvency, and financial knowledge simultaneously had a significant influence on financial satisfaction. Partially, only risk tolerance and financial knowledge variables affect financial satisfaction. The findings imply that the working-age population should manage financial stressors, financial behavior, risk tolerance, financial solvency, and financial knowledge properly to improve financial satisfaction reflecting financial welfare.
The sudden tightening of global finances, unprecedented and dominating news of how negative COVID-19 is has affected the global monetary, and how pessimistic the public sentiment towards the COVID-19 virus pandemic is itself has caused uncertainty in the stock market. The purpose of this study is to analyze the relationship between COVID-19-related news and stock market returns. RavenPack Coronavirus Media Monitor was used to explain important news issues related to COVID-19 with news indices such as panic, media hype, fake news, country sentiment, infodemic, and media coverage. With the quantile regression analysis technique, the results of the study were divided into three research periods. For the research period of January 2020 to March 2020, it was found that the variables that affect stock market returns are media hype, fake news, country sentiment and infodemic index; for the research period of April 2020 to December 2020, it was found that the variables that affect stock market returns are panic, fake news and country sentiment index; while for the period January 2020 to December 2020 the variables that affect stock market returns are panic, fake news, country sentiment and infodemic index.
Perekonomian di Indonesia mengalami banyak perubahan. Terutama pada beberapa tahun belakangan seperti pada tahun 1998 dan pada tahun 2008, di kedua tahun tersebut perekonomian Indonesia mengalami masa masa yang sulit. Krisis ekonomi global yang terjadi pada tahun 2008 sebenarnya diawali dari krisis ekonomi Amerika Serikat yang lalu menyebabkan gelombang krisis keuangan (financial tsunami) ke negara-negara lain di seluruh dunia, termasuk Indonesia.
Data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data sekunder yaitu laporan keuangan masing masing bank dalam hal ini bank yang digunakan adalah Bank Mandiri, Bank Syariah Mandiri, Bank Mega dan Bank Mega Syariah periode 2007 sampai dengan 2010. Metode yang digunakan adalah Metode CAMEL. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa terdapat dampak financial tsunami terhadap tingkat Kesehatan bank konvensional dan bank Syariah. Penulis menyarankan pada peneliti selanjutnya untuk menggunakan metode dan sampel yang berbeda. Bagi perbankan konvensional dan perbankan Syariah diharapkan agar mempertimbangkan prinsip kehati hatian dalam merumuskan strategi dan kebijaksanaan untuk menjaga kondisi tingkat Kesehatan agar tetap pada kondisi sehat.
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