| Issue | Vol. 10 No. 1 (2024) |
| Release | 19 November 2024 |
| Section | Articles |
This study aims to determine the influence of managerial factors and fund management on
decision-making and its implications for the financial performance of the Port Health Office III
in Lhokseumawe City. The research method is quantitative with a causal type. The population
and sample in this study consist of 55 employees. The sampling method uses non-probability
sampling with a saturated sample. Data analysis is performed using path analysis with SPSS.
The study results show that the influence of managerial factors on financial performance is
42.9%. The influence of fund management on financial performance is 43.8%. The influence of
decision-making on financial performance is 45.9%. The influence of managerial factors on
fund management is 44.1%. The influence of managerial factors on decision-making is 54.7%.
The influence of fund management on decision-making is 32.8%. The influence of managerial
factors on financial performance through fund management is 76.8%. The influence of fund
management on financial performance through decision-making is 79.8%. The influence of
managerial factors on financial performance through decision-making is 74.3%. The
simultaneous influence of managerial factors, fund management, and decision-making on
financial performance is 80.6%
Keywords: Managerial Factors, Fund Management, Decision Making, Financial Performance
