Authors :
Wahyu Kurniawan; Dr. Bambang Santoso Marsoem
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 9 - September
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14637064
Abstract :
Corona Virus Illness 2019 has turned into a
worldwide pandemic that presents a number of dangers.
In an effort to reduce the spike in cases, the government
has issued restrictions or limitations as stipulated in
Government Regulation No. 21 of 2020. The restrictions
are implemented by, among other things, closing access
in and out of the country, restricting travel, and reducing
public mobility. The hospitality industry is one of the
sectors most affected by the rapid spread of the virus.
The study focuses to investigate the influence of financial
performance with indicators namely Current Ratio
(CR), Debt to Equity Ratio (DER), Total Asset Turn
Over (TATO) and Institutional Ownership (KI) on
Financial Distress (FD) with Firm Size (Total Asset) as
moderating. Annual data for the period of observations
from 2020 to 2022 were used. Purposive Sampling is used
and found four companies with certain criteria within 3
years of observations which made the total number of
observations as much as 90. There is no significant
partial influence between the liquidity variable and the
financial distress variable in hotel companies listed on
the IDX. There is a significant partial influence between
the leverage variable and the financial distress variable
in hotel companies listed on the IDX. There is a
significant partial influence between the activity variable
and the financial distress variable in hotel companies
listed on the IDX. There is no partial influence between
the institutional ownership variable and the financial
distress variable in hotel companies listed on the IDX.
Partially, there is no influence of the moderating variable
of company size on the influence of the liquidity variable
on financial distress in manufacturing companies listed
on the IDX. Partially, there is a moderating influence of
company size on the influence of activity variables on
financial distress in hotel companies listed on the IDX.
Partially, there is a moderating influence of company size
on the influence of activity variables on financial distress
in manufacturing companies listed on the IDX. Partially,
there is no moderating effect of company size on the
influence of institutional ownership variables on
financial distress in manufacturing companies listed on
the IDX. (Abstract)
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Corona Virus Illness 2019 has turned into a
worldwide pandemic that presents a number of dangers.
In an effort to reduce the spike in cases, the government
has issued restrictions or limitations as stipulated in
Government Regulation No. 21 of 2020. The restrictions
are implemented by, among other things, closing access
in and out of the country, restricting travel, and reducing
public mobility. The hospitality industry is one of the
sectors most affected by the rapid spread of the virus.
The study focuses to investigate the influence of financial
performance with indicators namely Current Ratio
(CR), Debt to Equity Ratio (DER), Total Asset Turn
Over (TATO) and Institutional Ownership (KI) on
Financial Distress (FD) with Firm Size (Total Asset) as
moderating. Annual data for the period of observations
from 2020 to 2022 were used. Purposive Sampling is used
and found four companies with certain criteria within 3
years of observations which made the total number of
observations as much as 90. There is no significant
partial influence between the liquidity variable and the
financial distress variable in hotel companies listed on
the IDX. There is a significant partial influence between
the leverage variable and the financial distress variable
in hotel companies listed on the IDX. There is a
significant partial influence between the activity variable
and the financial distress variable in hotel companies
listed on the IDX. There is no partial influence between
the institutional ownership variable and the financial
distress variable in hotel companies listed on the IDX.
Partially, there is no influence of the moderating variable
of company size on the influence of the liquidity variable
on financial distress in manufacturing companies listed
on the IDX. Partially, there is a moderating influence of
company size on the influence of activity variables on
financial distress in hotel companies listed on the IDX.
Partially, there is a moderating influence of company size
on the influence of activity variables on financial distress
in manufacturing companies listed on the IDX. Partially,
there is no moderating effect of company size on the
influence of institutional ownership variables on
financial distress in manufacturing companies listed on
the IDX. (Abstract)
Keywords :
Component; Formatting; Style; Styling; Insert.