Share Investment Decisions in the Banking Sub-Sector in Indonesia: The Role of CSR, Green Banking and Stock Price

The investment decision is an investor's reaction to the information provided by the company. Financial and non-financial information will be received as a signal to invest in the company. This study examines the effect of corporate social responsibility (CSR), green banking, and stock price on share investment decisions in the banking sub-sector. The population in this study is stock investors in the banking sub-sector listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The sampling technique used is non-probability sampling with a purposive sampling technique which uses Roscoe’s theoretical formula to determine the sample size. A total sample of 40 respondents was taken through a questionnaire with a survey method. The data were analysed using multiple regression analysis methods. The result of this study demonstrated two things. First, corporate social responsibility (CSR) and stock prices significantly affect investment decision-making. Second, green banking has no significant effect on investment decisions. The funding of these studies is expected to support previous theory studies and provide reference material for further research. These studies also can be a source of information, collect decisions and policies to increase share investment decisions for the banking sub-sector.