Muhammad Madyan and Irfan Arif Abdillah (2014) The Influence of Foreign Institutional Ownership and Domestic Institutional Ownershipxto Stock Market Liquidity (Study in Manufacturing Industry Lisked in Indonesia Stock Exchane). In: Proceedings of 2014 ICOI The International Conference of Organizational Innovation. ICOI, De La Salle University, Manila, pp. 716-731. ISBN 978-986-90744-1-4

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Abstract

This research was conducted to determine the influence of structure ownership, foreign institutional ownership, and domestic institutional ownership, from stock market liquidity control variable in this research are return volatility, and size measure by market capitalization. This research utilizes a quantitative approach applying statistical tools in the form of multiple linear regressions. This study also employs secondary data from manufacture firms which fulfills the requirement and listing in Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2009-2010. The result of this study concludes that foreign institutional ownership has a significant negative impact on stock market liquidity which is measured by depth and also has a significant positive influence on market liquidity which is measured by relative spread. The second result of this study is that domestic institutional ownership has a significant negative influence on stock market liquidity measured by depth but domestic institutional ownership measured by relative spread that hasn’t held significant influence on stock market liquidity. The control variable has varied influence on stock market liquidity.

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