The Comparison of The Influence Of Intellectual Capital, Managerial Ownership, Institutional Ownership And Corporate Social Responsibility On Company Financial Performance (Empirical Study of Coal Mining and Infrastructure Sub-Sector Companies Registered

AbstractThis study aims to compare the effect of intellectual capital, managerial ownership, institutional ownershipand corporate social responsibility on the financial performance of coal mining sub-sectors andinfrastructure sub-sectors. The samples used are all sub-sector coal mining companies and infrastructuresub-sectors which are listing year 2014-2018 on www.idx.co.id website using nonprobability samplingmethod with a census technique sampling which is the number of samples used are 37 coal mining andinfrastructure sub-sector companies. The analytical method used is multiple regression. The results ofhypothesis testing show that intellectual capital, managerial ownership, institutional ownership andcorporate social responsibility have a significant effect jointly on ROA and ROE of coal mining sub-sectorcompanies, but does not significantly affect the company's ROE sub-sector infrastructure. Partially,managerial ownership affects insignificant financial performance in both sectors. Meanwhile, institutionalownership of coal mining companies has significant effect on ROA, but the effect is insignificant to theROE and has no significant effect on the ROA and ROE infrastructure companies. Corporate socialresponsibility has a partially insignificant effect on ROA and ROE in the coal mining sub-sector, but has anegative and significant effect on ROA in the infrastructure sub-sector.