Determinants of Banking Industry Profitability:  an Empirical Research of Indonesia Financial Institutions

Johan, Suwinto

doi:10.24034/j25485024.y2021.v5.i2.4666

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“…The decline in bank credit accompanied by an increase in the NPA number indicates that banking conditions in Indonesia are experiencing a decline in performance. An increase in NPA will have an impact on bank profitability (Johan, 2021;Lestari & Setianegara, 2020;Nurhasanah & Maryono, 2021) and bank efficiency (Riani & Maulani, 2021). This should be a concern for the government considering that the banking industry has an important role in moving the wheels of the economy.…”

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The Macro-Prudential Policy and Bank Non-Performing Assets in Indonesia

Gustriani

Suhel²,

Melliny³

et al. 2023

keuang. dan. bisnis.

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<em><span lang="EN-US">This study examines the effect of the Macro-prudential Intermediation Ratio (MIR) as an instrument of Bank Indonesia's macro-prudential regulation on Non-Performing Assets (NPA) as one of the banking industry performance indicators in Indonesia. In addition, this study also examines several other independent variables such as bank assets as an indicator of bank size, Bank Indonesia interest rates (BI rate), and inflation as macroeconomic indicators and their effect on NPA. The NPA, MIR, and bank asset data used in this study consist of 109 commercial banks operating in Indonesia during the period from January 2015 to December 2020. This study uses an Ordinary Least Square (OLS) analysis approach by undertaking classical assumption tests and statistical tests. The results show that (1) MIR, bank assets, BI rate, and inflation simultaneously have a significant effect on NPA (2) Partially, bank assets have a negative and significant effect on NPA while other variables including macro-prudential policy have no significant effect on NPA (3) Variable MIR, bank assets, BI rate, and inflation can explain variations of NPA variable by 34% (4) Larger bank size encourages prudent financing and reduces NPA.</span></em>

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The Macro-Prudential Policy and Bank Non-Performing Assets in Indonesia

Gustriani

Suhel²,

Melliny³

et al. 2023

keuang. dan. bisnis.

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“…Bank profitability is not only influenced by internal factors but also external factors, namely macroeconomic indicators (Siregar et al, 2014). Internal factors of Islamic banks include liquidity, capital, financing risk, efficiency, and bank size (Johan, 2021;Pradhan & Pandey, 2018;Setiawan, 2021;Widarjono et al, 2022) while external factors include economic growth, inflation, exchange rates. , and interest rates (Al-Jafari & Alchami, 2014;Katusiime, 2021;Messai et al, 2015;O'Connell, 2022;Winny & Yulfiswandi, 2022;Yao et al, 2018).…”

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“…, and interest rates (Al-Jafari & Alchami, 2014;Katusiime, 2021;Messai et al, 2015;O'Connell, 2022;Winny & Yulfiswandi, 2022;Yao et al, 2018). Johan (2021) states that the main determinant of profitability is bad loans. The higher the non-performing loan, the bank will require high bank reserve requirements it will suppress profitability.…”

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“…This study uses 12 research proxies (Al-Homaidi et al, 2018;Alshatti, 2016;Derbali, 2021;Hunjra et al, 2020;Johan, 2021;Majumder & Li, 2018;Setiawan, 2021) which is presented in Table 2.…”

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“…This will lead to good customer response to Islamic banking so that profitability increases. Capital adequacy or bank capital ratios can be proxied using the capital adequacy ratio (CAR) (Johan, 2021) and equity to total assets (ETA) (Aliyu & Yusof, 2016). The higher the capital adequacy, the profitability will increase (Alhempi & Zainal, 2016;Aliyu & Yusof, 2016;Alshatti, 2016;Messai et al, 2015).…”

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Determinants of Banking Industry Profitability: an Empirical Research of Indonesia Financial Institutions

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The Macro-Prudential Policy and Bank Non-Performing Assets in Indonesia

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Bank Profitability in Indonesia During COVID-19 Outbreak

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