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The Relationship Between Key Financial Ratios To The Revenue Growth And Financial Performance Benchmarking Analysis Of Oil & Gas Companies Listed In The Indonesian Stock Exchange

The global oil and gas sector, a crucial driver of economic vitality, remains a focal point for investors navigating the dynamic energy market. According to the Handbook of Energy and Economic Statistics of Indonesia, the oil and gas industry constitutes a significant portion, approximately 43.5%, of the country's energy mix in 2022, equivalent to about 797 million barrels of oil equivalent (BoE). Projections from Indonesia’s Long-Term Strategy for Low Carbon and Climate Resilience (LTS-LCCR) 2050 anticipate an increase to 1.4 billion BoE in 2050, even under the strictest emission scenarios. Given the pivotal role of oil and gas in Indonesia's energy landscape, it is imperative to examine investor interest in companies within this industry. Regarding the oil & gas companies in the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX), investors' attention has been drawn to only a few stocks in particular due to the attractiveness of profitable prospects in the oil and gas sector, which brings up the question: do these “popular” oil and stocks really perform admirably financially? Overall, this research uses the quantitative method. This research has the purpose to identify and analyze the financial ratios that have a significant impact on the revenue growth of Indonesian oil & gas companies, to determine which Indonesian oil & gas companies with significant ratios exhibit high potential and possess a high market capitalization, to identify Indonesian oil & gas companies with significant ratios that demonstrate high potential and have a low market capitalization, to evaluate Indonesian oil & gas companies with significant ratios that exhibit low potential but possess a high market capitalization, and to compare the financial performance of the high potential Indonesian oil & gas companies with highly reputable oil & gas companies that are not listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange. To complete the first objective, this research uses regression analysis, which resulted in Asset Turnover and Assets Growth as the significant ratios to the Revenue Growth. Using these significant ratios to measure the potential, the High Potential – High Market Cap category included AKRA, RAJA, ELSA, and HITS while in the High Potential – Low Market Cap category, this research has found out KOPI is qualified into this category. In the Low Potential – High Market Cap category, TAMU and BULL are included. Lastly, when compared to worldwide industry leaders, the IDX-listed oil & gas companies which are marked as High Potential have found some interesting findings: AKRA have much better Asset Turnover ratio than industry leaders, ELSA’s Assets Growth are observably better than Halliburton and Schlumberger, and HITS’ profitability (Gross Profit Margin) is still better than the spectacularly growing Pertamina International Shipping.

Stock Valuation of Telecommunication Provider in Saudi Arabia with the Case Study of Tawal Spin-Off of Saudi Telecom Company (STC)

This study investigates the stock valuation implications of the strategic spin-off plan involving Tawal, the biggest telecom tower infrastructure provider in Saudi Arabia, a 100% owned subsidiary of the Saudi Telecommunications Company (STC). Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) has sent a nonbinding offer to acquire 51% of Tawal's shares from the STC group, which is aligned with the Saudi Vision 2030 strategy. The findings of this research contribute nuanced insights into the relationship between spin-offs and stock valuation within the context of the telecommunications industry. By scrutinizing the anticipated impact of the Tawal spin-off on STC stock price, this study provides valuable information for investors and the STC group navigating the strategic decisions and their implications for the stock value. The research employs a comprehensive stock valuation framework with absolute-relative valuation, internal-external analysis, and risk assessment to gauge the potential effects on STC's respective stock values of the Tawal spin-off. Comparative analyses conducted within the telecommunications sector in Saudi Arabia offer valuable benchmarks for assessing the performance of STC Group. According to the intrinsic valuation approach and the Discounted Cash Flow model, STC stock price is undervalued compared to the stock price of 19th November 2023 by 38.3 SAR. Assuming the spin-off failed, obtaining the fair price at 41.5 SAR per share based on the DCF model and 54.2 SAR based on the relative valuation PE ratio. If the Spin-off is agreed upon and concluded, the fair price is valued at 42.6 SAR per share based on the DCF model. Sensitivity analysis and Monte Carlo simulation resulted in two results: the gross profit margin is a sensitive variable of the stock price movement, and the buy option is preferable. In line with that, STC has a solid holding organization, is financially healthy, and has sustained a competitive advantage. STC is expected to deploy the liquidity into investment and expansion in the region and globally, generating a higher return to satisfy the investor interest.

THE INFLUENCE OF KNOWLEDGE, MOTIVATION, AND INVESTMENT RISK ON INTEREST IN INVESTING IN THE AJAIB MUTUAL FUND APPLICATION

Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) has the ability to assist the Indonesian Stock Exchange (BEI) in disseminating information about convenient speculation applications and focusing efforts. Based on the source katadata.co.id, the Ajaib application is ranked second among the most well-known investment applications in Indonesia with a rating of 80%. One of the reasons why people decide to use the Ajaib speculation application is because this application provides examples of different businesses from beginners to experienced. Therefore, researchers are interested in studying the factors that influence investment interest in the Ajaib mutual fund application. This researcher used 3 independent variables in this research, including investment knowledge, investment motivation, and investment research. Information was collected in this research through distributing questionnaires. The population in this research is all residents who have invested using the Ajaib mutual fund application. The number of respondents used in this research was 100 respondents. The analytical procedure used in this research uses multiple linear regression analysis. The research results show that investment knowledge does not have a partial effect on respondents' investment interest in the Ajaib mutual fund application. Meanwhile, investment motivation and risk have a partial effect on respondents' interest in investing in the Ajaib mutual fund application. Finally, researchers found that the three independent variables (investment knowledge, investment motivation, investment risk) simultaneously influenced respondents' investment interest in the Ajaib mutual fund application.

Market Added Value, Profitability, Inflation, and Company Size on Transportation Company Share Prices

Purpose: Share price is a measure of investor interest in the decision to invest in a company. The aim of this research is to show the influence of market value, profitability, inflation and company size on stock prices.
 
 Method: This research uses a quantitative descriptive approach. Secondary data is information used in research, where the information is obtained from the database of transportation companies registered on the IDX within a three year period, namely 2020-2022. So far 16 transportation companies have been selected as research samples using the purposive sampling method. The research data analysis method uses multiple linear regression analysis using SPSS version 26.
 
 Results: The research results show that Market Value Added and company size have a significant positive effect on stock prices, while profitability and inflation have a negative and insignificant effect on stock prices.
 
 Implications: The research can be used as evaluation and review material for companies regarding the performance of ups and downs in share prices. In addition, future corporate performance and responsibility are expected to increase in connection with the evaluation of the corporate governance system.
 
 Novelty: The novelty of this research is that it does not only focus on internal factors that influence company share prices but also external factors, namely inflation. Apart from that, this research examines transportation companies using the latest data, namely 2020-2022.

IMPACT OF INCOME, LIFESTYLE, AND BUSINESS MOTIVATION ON SURABAYA STUDENTS' USE OF PAYLATER

This research in-depth examines the impact of three key factors, namely income, hedonistic lifestyle, and business motivation, on the use of Paylater services by students in Surabaya. The results of data analysis show that student income plays an important role in determining the extent to which they tend to use Paylater services; Hedonistic lifestyles also influence decisions to use these services, with students seeking experience and enjoyment in consumption more likely to utilize Paylater's features. Business motivation, such as interest in entrepreneurship and understanding investment, apparently plays a positive role in the use of Paylater. These findings provide deeper insight into trends in the use of these innovative financial services among students and have important implications for Paylater service providers, governments, and universities in supporting financial literacy and wise financial management among students.

The Influence of Financial Literacy, Social Interaction, and Use of Technology on Students' Interest in Stock Investment

This research aims to analyze the influence of financial literacy, social interaction, and use of technology on students' stock investment interest. The population in this study was 35 active former members of the KSPM Mercu Buana University Class of 2022-2023. The data collection method is a survey method, with a research instrument, namely a uuestionnaire. The sampling method used is a saturated sample where all members of the population are used as samples. The data analysis method uses Structural Euuation Model-Partial Least Suuare. This research proves that the financial literacy variable has a positive and significant effect on students' interest in investing in shares, while the variables of social interaction and use of technology have no effect on students' interest in investing in shares.

Identification of the Disseminator in a Case of Fundraising Fraud

With the high development of the virtual world, more and more fund-raising fraud crimes are spread through the Internet, and in the process of fund-raising fraud, the role of the communicator is not insignificant, and if all the communicators do not bear criminal responsibility, it will pose a great threat to the market financial order and the legitimate rights and interests of investors. By characterizing the behavior of the disseminator of fundraising fraud through the method of class analysis, its criminal liability can be clarified.

Analysis of Factors that Influence Investor Interest in Investing in Islamic Mutual Funds (Case Study: Java Island Region)

Sharia mutual fund investment in Indonesia continued to experience positive developments as an investment instrument. However, the fact was that the nav of Islamic mutual funds was still unable to closed the gaped with the total nav of conventional capital markets as a whole. The purpose of this studied was to analyze the factors that influence investors' decisions in investing in Islamic mutual funds. The method used in this researched was sem-pls. Respondent criteria in this studied was sharia mutual fund investors and domiciled in a province on the island of java. The theoretical approached in this studied was the theory of planned behavior with variabels of motivation, knowledge, re-perception, technological advances, and product information. The results of this studied indicate that the variabels motivation, knowledge, perceived returned, advances in technology, and product information had a positive and significant influence on investment intentions. The results of this studied could been used by securities companies and regulators to increase the number of investors or planning policies regarding Islamic mutual funds.
 
 Keywords: Investment, Capital Market, Investor Interest, Sharia Mutual Funds.

Pengaruh Pengetahuan Investasi Dan Kemajuan Teknologi Terhadap Minat Generasi Z Dalam Berinvestasi Di Pasar Modal Syariah

The research results show that investment knowledge (X1) has a significant positive effect on investment interest (Y). This is proven by carrying out statistical tests which produce a significant value of Tcount 5.782 > Ttable 1.662 and a sig value of 0.000 < 0.05, which means that H0 is rejected and Ha is accepted. Technological progress (X2) shows that there is a significant positive influence on investment interest (Y). This is proven by the value of tcount > ttable of 7.988 > 1.662 with a significant value of 0.000 < 0.05. So it can be concluded that H0 is rejected and Ha is accepted. Investment knowledge and technological advances together have a significant influence on investment interest. This is known by the significant value for (X1) and (X2) simultaneously having an effect on (Y) of 0.000 < 0.05 and the value of fcount > ftable (99.240 > 3.100). The coefficient of determination shows that the influence of the independent variables (X1) and (X2) on (Y) has an influence of 68.3% and the remaining 31.7% is influenced by other variables outside that were not examined in this research. So it can be concluded that Ha is accepted and H0 is rejected. This means that the higher the investment knowledge and technological advances, the higher the student's interest in investing

Kajian Peranan Sektor Ekonomi Basis Terhadap Produk Domestik Regional Bruto (PDRB) Kabupaten Lamongan Tahun 2022

The improving condition of the regional economy can be seen through economic growth, of course this cannot be separated from the support of an increase in investment value. Lamongan Regency's long-term economic development aims to increase sustainable economic growth by providing investment opportunities for investors. A good investment climate is needed by investors so that their investments have a positive impact. Regional economic development hopes to have good progress and can increase the GRDP of Lamongan Regency. Various efforts have been made by the regional government to promote Lamongan Regency with the aim of attracting investor interest so that GRDP and Regional Income increase, as well as having a direct impact on equitable development in all fields. In this situation, there needs to be a phenomenal instrument to encourage the investment climate, by calculating 17 GRDP economic sectors, to find out which economic sectors have a basic economy, and this needs to be supported by the Lamongan Regency Regional Regulation. The GRDP of Lamongan Regency from 2017-2021 is a description of the economic activities of 17 GDP economic sectors which are experiencing fluctuations. Economic structure based on business field, rate of economic growth in a region, increase in prices of goods and services over one year, determination of base and non-base sectors, development of investment value based on target and realization, development of gross fixed capital formation, investment opportunities seen through the ICOR approach . The role of regional government as regional leaders and OPD as regional government organizers, needs to support economic activities so that GRDP in 2022 increases. Using the ICOR value can predict the amount of investment in the four sectors, namely the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries sectors amounting to IDR 7,115,508,510,000.00, the Processing Industry sector amounting to IDR 12,289,068,850,000.00, Wholesale and Retail Trade sector; Car and Motorbike repairs amounting to IDR 21,761,325,480,000.00, Real Estate sector amounting to IDR 2,809,442,040,000.00. This results in a prediction of the GRDP value increasing to Rp. 28,853,394,420,000 and investment/capital investment requirements to increase the GRDP of Lamongan Regency amounting to Rp. 15,580,832,990,000.00, this economic sector needs to be supported by a Regional Regulation concerning Providing Incentives and Facilitation of Regional Investment which has a positive impact on Investment and absorbs Lamongan Regency workforce.

Underground hydrogen storage: The techno-economic perspective.

The changes in the energy sector after the Paris agreement and the establishment of the Green Deal, pressed the governments to embrace new measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Among them, is the replacement of fossil fuels by renewable energy sources or carbon-neutral alternative means, such as green hydrogen. As the European Commission approved green hydrogen as a clean fuel, the interest in investments and dedicated action plans related to its production and storage has significantly increased. Hydrogen storage is feasible in aboveground infrastructures as well as in underground constructions. Proper geological environments for underground hydrogen storage are porous media and rock cavities. Porous media are classified into depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs and aquifers, while rock cavities are subdivided into hard rock caverns, salt caverns, and abandoned mines. Depending on the storage option, various technological requirements are mandatory, influencing the required capital cost. Although the selection of the optimum storage technology is site depending, the techno-economical appraisal of the available underground storage options featured the porous media as the most economically attractive option. Depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs were of high interest as site characterisation and cavern mining are omitted due to pre-existing infrastructure, followed by aquifers, where hydrogen storage requires a much simpler construction. Research on data analytics and machine learning tools will open avenues for consolidated knowledge of geological storage technologies.

DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM IN GEORGIA AND WORLD TRENDS

The deposit insurance system is one of the main challenges of Georgian Banking regulation, which serves as a safety pillow of financial stability. Over the past 5 years, Georgia has increased the minimum deposit insurance limit from 5,000 GEL to 15,000 GEL per bank in order to achieve greater stability in the financial market. Georgia has already made a decision to increase the limit to 30,000 GEL from January 1, 2024. We examined the impact of the deposit insurance system on the safety of customers of banking institutions by comparing the volume of accounts/deposits protected by the system with existing practices in neighboring economies. We find that increasing attention to the importance of deposit insurance has led to an increase in the interest of foreign depositors and investors in placing funds in Georgian banks, which contributes to the improvement of international ratings and credit worthiness of Georgian banks. Keywords: Deposit insurance, cost of deposit funding, resolution.

The ‘Assetization’ of Art on an Institutional Level—Fractional Ownership Implemented in the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp

This article explores the innovative collaboration between the Rubey platform and the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp. Through the tokenization of the artwork Carnaval de Binche by James Ensor, this platform made it possible for interested investors to purchase blockchain-registered Art Security Tokens within this artwork and become co-owners of it—at least from an economic perspective. Although fractional ownership platforms for art have been established before, this is the first time an art investment opportunity like this has materialized itself in an explicit partnership with a museum. The tokenized artwork will be held on public display within the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, for a period of ten years—a significant departure from the usual practice of storing such pieces in a storage vault—before it will be sold again. This article contextualizes this practice within both the ‘assetization’ of art that has increased in recent decades and the financial challenges facing Belgian—more broadly speaking, European—public museums. Based on a limited number of interviews with the stakeholders and desk research, this article subsequently explores the more practical benefits and concerns of a collaboration like this and presents an analysis of this practice drawing upon publications within the field of economic sociology. Since we find ourselves only at the beginning of this partnership, some questions will be raised for further research.

What Determines the Interest in Investing to Gold Savings at Pegadaian Syariah?

Sharia pawnshops are a financial institution that plays an important role in society. One of the products offered is gold investment. This study examines the effect of knowledge and promotions mediated by motivation on interest in investing in gold in sharia pawnshops. The object of the study was carried out in Banda Aceh City with 100 respondents spread across 9 districts. Determination of respondents using purposive sampling technique and analyzed by path analysis model. The results found that there was a positive effect of knowledge and promotion on the motivation to invest in gold. Promotion and investment also have a positive effect on interest in investing in gold. Meanwhile, knowledge does not have a positive effect on interest in gold investment. Other results found that motivation is not able to mediate knowledge of interest in investing in gold. However, knowledge can be mediated by the motivation to invest gold in sharia pawnshops. So, sharia pawnshops must increase promotion and outreach to the community so that the gold investment products offered are increasingly in demand.

Pengaruh Literasi Keuangan dan Perilaku Keuangan Terhadap Minat Berinvestasi Mahasiswa Pendidikan Ekonomi UNS

This study aims to identify (1) the effect of financial literacy on the interest in investment of students in the UNS Economics Education Study Program, (2) the effect of financial behavior on the interest in investment of students in the UNS Economics Education Study Program, (3) the effect of financial literacy and financial behavior on the interest in investment of students in the UNS Economics Education study program. This research is a quantitative research method with a population of 165 students in the UNS Economics Education Study Program batches of 2019 and 2020. The sampling technique used was proportionate random sampling with the data collection method using a questionnaires and the data analysis used was multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that (1) there is a positive and significant influence of financial literacy on the interest in investment of students in the UNS Economic Education study program. (2) there is a positive and significant influence of financial behavior on the interest in investment of students in the UNS Economic Education study program. (3) there is a positive and significant influence of financial literacy and financial behavior on the interest in investment of students in the UNS Economic Education study program.

Analysing Risk & Return Profiles: A Comparative Study of the Indonesian Stock Market against International Benchmarks

The Indonesian stock market, also known as IDX, has emerged as a prominent player in the financial landscape of Southeast Asia. It has attracted the interest of investors who regard it as a potential source of massive returns. Nevertheless, empirical research has consistently demonstrated that developing nations’ stock markets tend to exhibit a notable degree of volatility. This volatility is well recognised for its propensity to amplify risk levels for domestic investors, potentially leading to a decrease in the demand for stock market investments. The observed phenomenon in Indonesia reveals a very low degree of stock market engagement when compared to benchmark nations. This suggests that the high volatility in the market may be a contributing factor. Understanding the risk-return characteristics of the IDX in comparison to recognised benchmark indexes is crucial for making educated investment decisions. This study will conduct a comparative analysis of the risk-return attributes of the IDX in comparison to six well recognised benchmark indexes, specifically the S&P 500 Index, the Straits Times Index, the FTSE 100 Index, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite, the BSE Sensex, and the BOVESPA Index. The study employs several risk and return measures, such as standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and the Sharpe ratio, to assess the relative performance of the IDX. The objective of this study is to evaluate the comparative appeal of the Indonesian stock market when compared to international benchmarks, with a specific focus on risk and return. The aim is to determine the optimal level of stock market involvement and the inclination towards risk aversion or risk-seeking behaviour among retail investors in Indonesia.

Is cryptocurrency a hedging tool during economic policy uncertainty? An empirical investigation

In light of the increasing investor interest in cryptocurrencies (CR) as alternative financial assets in financial markets, we sought to examine the connection between economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and cryptocurrencies. To do so, monthly data for Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (THT) from January 2021 to April 2023 were employed. We utilized quantile regression and Granger causality analysis to investigate the relationship between EPU and cryptocurrencies. The initial results of this study suggest that EPU has little effect on the cryptocurrency market in the short-term. To enhance the strength and validity of these findings, we performed separate evaluations tailored to the unique contexts of the United States and China. The results revealed that the effects of EPU were adverse and statistically insignificant for China, while the situation differed slightly for the United States. Given that the United States has the most developed economy, its policies have a significant influence globally. As a result, cryptocurrencies have the potential to serve as efficient hedging tools. Furthermore, we incorporated nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag (NARDL) analysis to assess the asymmetric impact of EPU on cryptocurrencies by adopting both short-term and long-term perspectives. The outcomes demonstrated that both Bitcoin and Ethereum can serve as hedging tools in the short-term, although this utility diminishes in the long-term. Conversely, Tether displayed a positive association with EPU in the long-term. The findings of this study hold significance for policy-makers, offering valuable insights related to structuring efficient policies. The recommendations include fostering a rational framework for active participation from various stakeholders, including investors, governmental bodies, central banks, stock exchanges, and financial institutions. This collaborative effort aims to mitigate irrational fluctuations and enhance the acceptability of cryptocurrencies. In essence, this research underscores the potential of cryptocurrencies as a secure hedge against short-term EPU. However, we caution against assuming that any single cryptocurrency can consistently serve as a dependable investment haven.

The impact of income on investment interest among millennials in capital market (the implementation of theory of planned behaviour)

One of the challenges of Millennials when starting an investment is income, because most Millennials have limited income. The purpose of this paper is to determine the impact of income on investment interest among Millennials in the capital market. The population in this paper is Millennials at Prof. Dr. H. Kadirun Yahya (Panca Budi) Foundation who have an interest in investment. This paper uses a quantitative approach, with sampling techniques using probability sampling methods with random sampling types. The number of samples in this study were 65 Millennials. The types of data in this study are primary data, obtained through questionnaires and secondary data, obtained from journals and Financial Services Authority official websites and Indonesia Stock Exchange. Based on data analysis and discussion, it can be concluded that income has a significant effect on investment interest among Millennials.

A comparison of analysts’ and investors’ information efficiency of corporate social responsibility activities

Purpose This paper aims to examine the extent to which sell-side analysts efficiently incorporate firms’ corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities into their earnings forecasts. In addition, this paper also investigate the CSR information efficiency of analysts vis-à-vis that of investors. Design/methodology/approach This paper measures CSR activities by using CSR strength and CSR concern scores from the Morgan Stanley Capital International Environmental, Social and Governance database. This paper uses analysts’ earnings forecast errors and dispersion as proxies for their information efficiency. To compare the CSR information efficiency of analysts to that of investors, this paper uses the Vt/Pt ratio, which is the equity value estimates inferred from analysts’ earnings forecasts (a proxy for analysts’ CSR information efficiency) to the stock price of the focal company (a proxy for investors’ CSR information efficiency). Findings The regression analysis indicates that analysts’ earnings forecasts are optimistically biased and more dispersed for firms with positive CSR activities. The paper also finds that analysts’ forecasts are more optimistically biased than investors in interpreting CSR activities. Practical implications The lack of standardized protocols in CSR reporting and activities has raised the risk of mispricing by analysts, threatening the stability of sustainable investments. This paper suggests that regulators and standard-setters should establish a uniform framework governing firms’ CSR activities, along with their reporting and measurement, to ensure more consistent and reliable evaluations of CSR practices. Social implications Analysts’ mispricing of CSR activities may distort sustainable investing, as it can overly focus on the positive impacts of stakeholder theory, overlooking agency theory’s warnings about managerial self-interest. Investors need to assess CSR efforts with a dual perspective, acknowledging their societal value but also examining their alignment with shareholder interests. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this research is the first to assess the efficiency of analysts versus investors in processing CSR information amidst growing sustainable investment interests. Furthermore, building on Dhaliwal et al. (2012), which found that voluntary CSR disclosures correlate with more accurate analyst forecasts, this research provides fresh perspectives on the evolving nature of how analysts assimilate CSR information over time.

ЗАХИСТ ІНВЕСТОРІВ ЯК КЛЮЧОВА ПЕРЕДУМОВА МОБІЛІЗАЦІЇ КАПІТАЛУ ДЛЯ ПІСЛЯВОЄННОГО ВІДНОВЛЕННЯ УКРАЇНИ

The article investigates the problems of protecting the rights and interests of individual investors in the Ukrainian stock market, which have become especially urgent in the context of russia's full-scale military aggression. The study aims to identify the key problems of the Ukrainian stock market, particularly in the context of protecting the interests of individual investors, as a necessary prerequisite for the effective mobilization of capital for the post-war reconstruction of the Ukrainian economy. The research methodology combines general scientific and special approaches. The key challenges identified in the study include the blocking of access of investors to their assets, the lack of reliable legislative guarantees for the inviolability of private property rights, and the insufficient institutional capacity of the regulator. The article analyzes the recent court decisions, which demonstrate that the current legislation of Ukraine allows for the forced alienation of the shares of individual investors in favor of the state during martial law without their participation and full compensation. The study concludes that the key problem in protecting the rights of individual investors in Ukraine is the insufficient institutional capacity of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission and the lack of a necessary legislative framework. The article proposes a set of measures to improve the regulation of the stock market in order to create a favorable investment climate and ensure reliable protection of the rights of individual investors. These measures include ensuring the fundamental principle of inviolability and the constitutionally guaranteed rights of investors, creating an analogue of the American SIPC, developing a dedicated website for investor protection, aligning national legislation with global standards, creating conditions for the active development of collective investment institutions, revising tax policy, increasing the transparency and accountability of public companies, and facilitating the digitalization and innovative development of stock exchanges. The implementation of the proposed complex of measures will contribute to the formation of a full-fledged capital market in Ukraine with reliable guarantees of the preservation of assets and legitimate interests of individual investors, which will become a key prerequisite for the active mobilization of domestic and foreign investments in the process of rebuilding the national economy after the war.