Dr. Edwin Hendra, S.Tp., M.M.

Edwin Hendra is an academic and researcher in the fields of accounting, corporate finance, and investment, affiliated with Bina Nusantara University. His scholarly work reflects a strong focus on capital market behavior, financial reporting quality, and the application of empirical financial models in understanding market dynamics. His academic contributions are supported by a portfolio of publications indexed in national and international academic platforms, demonstrating a consistent engagement in finance and accounting research.

His research primarily centers on capital market studies, including stock split and reverse stock split announcements, as well as their implications for market reactions and investor behavior in the Indonesian stock market. He has also examined determinants of stock return behavior, including ex-date returns and market efficiency, contributing to the broader discourse on how information is absorbed and reflected in financial markets.

In addition, Edwin Hendra has explored financial reporting and earnings quality through studies on earnings response coefficients, incorporating variables such as book-tax conformity, investment opportunity sets, and audit quality. His work highlights the importance of financial transparency and the role of auditing mechanisms in strengthening the credibility of financial information.

Beyond capital market and financial reporting research, he has also contributed to studies on accounting information systems, particularly the influence of leadership styles on system quality and the resulting impact on information quality within organizations. This line of research demonstrates his broader interest in how organizational and behavioral factors interact with accounting systems to support effective decision-making.

His academic trajectory is characterized by a strong empirical approach and practical relevance, with a focus on how financial factors, corporate governance, and information quality influence firm performance and market behavior. With a growing record of publications and citations, he continues to advance his research at the intersection of corporate finance, investment analysis, and financial reporting, aiming to contribute to both academic knowledge and professional practice in accounting and finance within an increasingly dynamic and data-driven economic environment.

DEGREE 

• Doctor of Management, Majoring in Finance and Banking, Universitas Indonesia 

• Master of Management, Majoring in Finance, Universitas Pelita Harapan 

• Bachelor Degree of Food Technology, Majoring in Nutrition, Universitas Pelita Harapan 

KEY RESEARCH AREAS

• Financial Reporting & Fraud Detection 
• Capital Market & Stock Analysis 
• Corporate Risk & Crash Risk 
• Behavioral Finance & Financial Technology 
• Audit Quality & Earnings Management 
• Banking & Digital Finance