Exploration of Factors Influencing Financial Decision Making in Multinational Companies

Abstract

This research aims to explore various factors that influence financial decision-making in multinational companies. In an era of globalization and economic uncertainty, multinational companies face challenges in managing appropriate financial decisions, which are influenced by external factors such as global economic conditions and fiscal policies, as well as internal factors such as corporate culture and managerial structures. This study uses a qualitative approach with in-depth interview methods and case studies to identify the main factors influencing financial decisions in multinational companies operating in Indonesia. The results show that external factors such as exchange rate fluctuations and fiscal policy have a significant influence, while internal factors such as corporate and managerial culture also play an important role. This research provides insights for financial managers to make more adaptive and responsive decisions to global market dynamics. These findings could serve as a reference for further research on how technology and big data can improve the quality of financial decision-making in multinational corporations.