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Growth Through Integration Laporanlaporan Ttahunanahunan 22007007 Aannualnnual Rreporteport Daftar Isi LAPORAN TAHUNAN Laporan Tahunan 2007 Annual Report 2007 ANNUAL REPORT GROWTH THROUGH INTEGRATION LAPORANLAPORAN TAHUNANTAHUNAN 20072007 ANNUALANNUAL REPORTREPORT DAFTAR ISI Cerita Sampul 1 Sekilas Bursa Efek Indonesia 8 Tonggak Sejarah Pasar Modal 10 Ikhtisar Keuangan 12 Ikhtisar Statistik 14 Sambutan Komisaris Utama 16 Dewan Komisaris 22 Laporan Direktur Utama 24 Direksi 30 Diskusi dan Analisis Manajemen 32 Bursa Efek Indonesia di tahun 2007 46 Unit Pendukung 66 Tata Kelola Perusahaan 74 Pernyataan Manajemen atas Laporan Tahunan 2007 95 Kalender Kegiatan 96 Anggota Bursa 100 Partisipan 101 Komite 102 Lembaga dan Profesi Penunjang 103 Struktur Organisasi 104 Laporan Keuangan dan Catatan atas Laporan Keuangan Konsolidasi 105 GROWTH THROUGH CONTENTS Cover Story 1 Indonesia Stock Exchange in Brief 8 Capital Market Milestones 10 Financial Highlights 12 Statistical Highlights 14 Message from the President Commissioner 16 Board INTEGRATION of Commissioners 22 President Directors’ Report 24 Board of Directors 30 Management’s PT BURSA EFEK INDONESIA Discussion and Analysis 32 Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2007 46 Supporting Units 66 Good Indonesia Stock Exchange Building, Tower I, 6th Floor Corporate Governance 74 Management Statement on 2007 Annual Report 95 Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52 - 53, Jakarta 12190, Indonesia Calendar of Events 96 Exchange Members 100 Participants 101 Committee 102 Institutions and Tel. 62-21 515 0515, fax. 62-21 515 0330 Supporting Professionals 103 Organization Structure 104 Financial Statements and Notes to [email protected] Consolidated Financial Statements 105 www.idx.co.id VISI VISION Menjadi Bursa yang Kompetitif dengan To be a Competitive Stock Exchange of Kredibilitas Tingkat Dunia World-Class Credibility MISI MISSION • Menjadikan Bursa Efek Indonesia • To make the Indonesia Stock Exchange sebagai penggerak utama pertumbuhan a main driver of national economic ekonomi nasional serta menjadi growth and an investment gateway for gerbang investasi bagi investor lokal both domestic and foreign investors maupun asing • Sebagai institusi yang dinamis dan • To serve as a dynamic institution that tanggap terhadap perubahan pasar dan is responsive to market and technology teknologi dengan tetap memperhatikan changes while always mindful of perlindungan investor investors’ protection • Organisasi yang independen dengan • To be an independent organization with fokus pada unsur bisnis, transformasi a focus on business and the structural struktural maupun kultural menuju tren and cultural transformation towards global the global trend • Lembaga bursa yang berwibawa, • To be a reputable exchange, transparan, memiliki integritas yang transparent, and high integrity tinggi sebagai center of competence & Exchange as a center of competence center of excellence di Pasar Modal and excellence in the Capital Market • Meningkatkan kualitas produk • To enhance product quality and service dan layanan jasa terbaik melalui excellence through the empowerment pemberdayaan sumber daya manusia of people SASARAN PERUSAHAAN CORPORATE OBJECTIVES LIKUIDITAS LIQUIDITY Meningkatkan Likuiditas dengan cara: Improving market liquidity through: • Mengelola pertumbuhan kinerja BEI secara berkelanjutan • Maintaining a sustainable growth for the IDX • Meningkatkan basis investor • Expanding the investor base • Mendorong perusahaan-perusahaan untuk mencatatkan sahamnya • Encouraging more companies to list their shares di BEI at the IDX • Menyediakan produk dan infrastruktur bursa yang terkini • Delivering the latest investment products and stock exchange infrastructure INTEGRITAS PASAR MARKET INTEGRITY Meningkatkan integritas pasar dengan cara: Improving market integrity through: • Meningkatkan pelaksanaan Tata Kelola Perusahaan yang Baik • Encouraging the implementation of Good Corporate Governance • Mendorong peningkatan ketaatan terhadap peraturan • Encouraging adherence to rules and regulations • Meningkatkan pengawasan pasar yang lebih baik • Improving the quality of market surveillance • Meningkatkan pelaksanaan penegakan peraturan • Improving law enforcement efforts GROWTH THROUGH INTEGRATION Keterpaduan merupakan kunci keberhasilan Pasar Modal yang efisien dan liquid. Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) menawarkan manfaat dari keterpaduan tersebut, antara lain pencatatan Efek di satu Bursa, pembiayaan melalui penerbitan saham maupun obligasi, produk investasi yang beragam serta pelayanan di bawah satu atap. Semua itu hanyalah sebagian dari keunggulan BEI. Masih banyak keunggulan lainnya seperti informasi pasar yang terlayani lebih baik, pengawasan pasar yang lebih terkendali dan tata kelola Bursa yang lebih kokoh. Selamat datang di Bursa Efek Indonesia, salah satu Bursa berkinerja terbaik di dunia dewasa ini. Annual Report Integration is key to an effi cient and liquid Capital Market. The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) offers various benefi ts through such integration: single market listing, equity and debt fi nancing, diverse investment product range and full services under one roof. These are just Laporan Tahunan 2007 some of the benefi ts of IDX. There are other advantages as well, such as market information that is better served, market surveillance that is more assured, and strong corporate governance. We are pleased to welcome you to the Indonesia Stock Exchange, one of the best performing markets in the world, today. URSA EFEK INDONESIA B 1. Wajah baru, semangat baru New identity, Annual Report Laporan Tahunan 2007 Dari penggabungan Bursa Efek Surabaya From the consolidation of the Surabaya Stock (BES) ke dalam Bursa Efek Jakarta (BEJ), Exchange (SSX) into the Jakarta Stock Exchange maka lahirlah Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI). (JSX), emerges the Indonesia Stock Exchange Dengan lambang dan warna baru, BEI yakin (IDX). Bearing new banner and colors, IDX strives melangkah untuk menyongsong era baru bagi confi dently to herald a new era in the continuing pertumbuhan Pasar Modal nasional. growth of the nation’s Capital Market. URSA EFEK INDONESIA B 2. New spirit Arti dan Makna Logo The Meaning of the New Logo Bentukan dari panah ke arah atas dan bawah memvisualisasikan adanya kekuatan, energi dan pergerakan yang dinamis dari BEI sebagai penyelenggara pasar yang efi sien dengan integritas yang tinggi, infrastruktur yang andal, serta dengan beragam produk investasi. Pemilihan logo berupa lingkaran dimaksudkan agar BEI sebagai suatu koneksi atau komunitas dari sebuah Pasar Modal berskala dunia, secara keseluruhan mampu mewujudkan adanya ketahanan, pergerakan dan keamanan bagi Emiten, Investor dan pelaku Pasar Modal lainnya. The shape of arrows pointing upwards and downwards represents strength, energy and the dynamic progression of IDX that operates as an effi cient Capital Market with the highest Annual Report integrity, reliable infrastructure, and a wide range of investment products. The logo of IDX in the shape of a circle signifi es that the IDX is connected with and a part of the Capital Market communities on a global scale, and collectively provides resilience, progress and security for Issuers, Investors and other stakeholders of the Capital Market. Laporan Tahunan 2007 MERAH: Menggambarkan kekuatan energi, keberanian dan kesatuan. RED: Represents strength and energy, courage and unity. ABU-ABU: Menggambarkan intelektualitas dan masa depan. GREY: Represents intellectual pursuits and a futuristic vision. URSA EFEK INDONESIA B 3. “Proses globalisasi ekonomi dunia yang didorong oleh kombinasi berbagai faktor seperti kemajuan teknologi informasi dan telekomunikasi, inovasi instrumen finansial, liberalisasi arus modal dan program reformasi yang ditetapkan oleh banyak negara di dunia, telah membuat semakin besarnya transaksi cross border di Pasar Modal dan tingginya mobilitas modal antar negara, sehingga Bursa Efek dituntut untuk mampu bersaing dalam lingkungan persaingan regional dan bahkan global. Proses konsolidasi Bursa-bursa Efek dunia dalam bentuk penggabungan usaha dan akuisisi merupakan respon terhadap tantangan untuk membuat suatu Bursa Efek yang mampu melayani transaksi cross border dalam skala besar dengan biaya yang efisien. Kehadiran Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) yang merupakan penggabungan dari Bursa Efek Surabaya ke dalam Bursa Efek Jakarta pada dasarnya merupakan upaya untuk membangun suatu Bursa yang mampu menawarkan jasa pelayanan dengan baik dan efisien dalam skala yang jauh lebih besar dan produk yang lebih beragam. Penggabungan tersebut telah berhasil menciptakan sinergi dari kedua Bursa sehingga diharapkan dapat memenangkan kompetisi global yang semakin ketat. Kami percaya bahwa Direksi dan segenap karyawan BEI akan mampu menciptakan sinergi dari berbagai faktor kekuatannya Annual Report di sisi sumber daya manusia yang profesional dan terampil, infrastruktur teknologi informasi yang andal, dan team work yang efektif, dalam rangka membangun sebuah Bursa Efek yang menawarkan pelayanan yang menarik dan efisien, serta Laporan Tahunan 2007 A mampu memberikan rasa aman dan perlindungan bagi para I S E Investor.” N O D N I K E F E A S R URSA EFEK INDONESIA U B 4. “The globalization of world economies that is fuelled by a combination of factors such as the advancements of information and telecommunications technology, innovation of financial instruments, liberalization of capital flows as well as reforms in many nations throughout the world, has increased the amount of cross- border transactions among Capital Markets and the flow of funds between nations, such that Stock Exchanges today have to compete within the regional or even global environment.
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