KDB Daewoo Securities: Nilai Pasar Modal Indonesia Rentan Sentimen Negatif
KDB Daewoo Securities: Indonesia`s Capital Markets Vulnerable to Negative Sentiment
Reporter : Gusmiati Waris
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
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Jakarta (B2B) - Pasar modal Indonesia sangat rentan diterpa sentimen negatif yang datang dari dalam dan luar negeri, karena masih besarnya peranan investor asing terhadap pertumbuhan pasar modal domestik.
CEO PT KDB Daewoo Securities, Kimbum Kim mengatakan otoritas pasar modal Indonesia bersama pemerintah harus dapat menjaga iklim investasi yang lebih baik, sehingga harus diperbesar dan diperdalam kemampuannya mengantisipasi sentimen negatif.
Menyikapi hal itu, Kimbum Kim menilai penyelenggaraan Forum Pasar Modal Indonesia - Korea untuk pengembangan bersama kedua pasar modal yang berada di Jakarta dan Seoul.
"Melalui forum ini seluruh pihak, baik perusahaan finansial, investor, organisasi keuangan hingga para pelaku bisnis, bisa saling mengenal dengan baik perkembangan dunia pasar modal di kedua negara yang bersahabat, dan mampu memberikan implikasi maksimal terhadap aktivitas mereka terhadap dunia bisnis finansial dan pasar modal," ungkap Kimbum Kim di Jakarta, Kamis (5/12).
Forum Pasar Modal Indonesia-Korea yang diselenggarakan oleh KDB Daewoo Securities Indonesia juga merupakan penanda kerja sama dunia pasar modal kedua negara. Tahun 2013 ini adalah tahun ke-40 hubungan diplomatik antara Korea dan Indonesia.
"Kendati begitu, dalam bidang keuangan belum banyak terjalin kerja sama di bidang keuangan," ungkapnya lagi.
Jakarta (B2B) - Indonesia’s capital markets are seen as shallow and highly susceptible towards local and global negative sentiments. This is because foreign investors still play important roles in developing domestic capital markets.
Kimbum Kim, CEO of PT KDB Daewoo Securities, said the authorities of capital markets and the government thus need to maintain better investment climate, so it should be enlarged and deepened his ability to anticipate the negative sentiment.
In response, Kim Kimbum assess the implementation of the Indonesian Capital Market Forum - Korea is apt to support both the development of capital markets in Jakarta and Seoul.
"Through this forum all parties, both financial firms, investors, financial organizations to the business person, get to know the development of world capital markets in the two countries are friendly, and capable of providing the maximum of the implications of their activities to the business world financial and capital markets," Kimbum Kim said in Jakarta, Thursday (5/12).
Indonesia - Korea Capital Market Forum organized by KDB Daewoo Securities Indonesia is also the world´s marker cooperation between the two countries. 2013 is the 40th year of diplomatic relations between Korea and Indonesia.
"Even so, in the financial sector has not been established financial cooperation between the two countries," he said.
