INTRINSIC SUSTAINABILITY VALUE : MANAGERIAL BIAS AND FINANCIAL DECISIONS
Sri Marti Pramudena 1, Eri Marlapa2, Sri Anah3

Universitas Mercubuana

Abstract

Abstract
In the era of globalization and increasingly fierce business competition, it is important for companies to not only manage their finances efficiently but also consider non-financial factors that can influence their long-term performance. Understanding how biases can influence financial decision making and its consequences on a company^s financial performance is an important step to building management strategies that are sustainable and responsive to changes in the business environment.
This research aims to investigate the complexity of managerial bias relationships in managerial decision making and its impact on the sustainability of intrinsic value in mining sector companies on the Indonesian stock exchange. The population in this study included 43 mining sector companies on the IDX. This research collects data using secondary data. The findings of this research explain the Mangerial Bias variables and financial decisions on the sustainability of the Company^s Intrinsic Value. The method that will be used is a quantitative descriptive method by collecting company performance report data on the Jakarta BEI during the 2022-2023 observation period. By using the eviews statistical tool it will be found that to maintain the sustainability of Intrinsic Value, managerial financial management and financial decisions are needed.

Keywords: Keywords: Managerial Bias, Financial Decisions and Company Performance

Topic: Financial Modeling for Energy Investment Analysis