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The economic crisis has presented the fact of how vulnerable Indonesian companies are. The failure of the company to survive in the crisis due to bad corporate governance. The Board of Directors is the executive organ that determines the progress of the company. The shareholder is the party most concerned with the governance of the company. Good Corporate Governance is a policy that aims to strengthen the company. Transparency is a central principle in Good Corporate Governance. Transparency is used interchangeably for disclosure. Law no. 8 of 1995 Concerning Capital Market covers the principle of transparency through disclosure. Conversely, the Good Corporate Governance guidelines mention disclosure of information in transparency. The Financial Services Authority (OJK) still exercises its authority to enforce capital market laws. Every year, OJK impose administrative sanctions on companies that violate information disclosure. Administrative sanctions are aimed at building the compliance of public companies (issuers) and public companies

Transparency in the Implementation of Good Corporate Governance in Indonesia Public Company