Environmental activities in Indonesian Islamic commercial banks’ corporate social responsibility

Andriansyah, Yuli; Sugeng, Anggoro; Iqbal, Muhammad

doi:10.1201/9781315269146-38

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“…On the other hand, Weill observes that the two types of banking do not significantly differ in competitiveness (Weill 2011). Second, although conventional banks have several advantages, such as cutting-edge technology, a reliable workforce, and already have a position in the banking industry, it is not guaranteed that conventional banks have better and stronger competitiveness (Zubair Farook and Omar Farooq 2011;Osman, Rosnan, and Mat Nor 2015;Alam, Gupta, and Zameni 2019;Andriansyah, Sugeng, and Iqbal 2017).…”

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How Does Strengthening Islamic Banking Competitiveness? Indonesia Evidence

M.S.I¹,

Riyadi²

2022

JPSDa

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The quality of service provided depends on the ability of service providers to meetcustomers’ expectations. This study aims to determine the impact of Islamic servicequality and floating market methods on the competitiveness of Islamic banks. Thisstudy used quantitative methods with non-probability sampling techniques, usingpurposive sampling techniques. The study population was BTN Syariah customers.The data acquisition was made by spreading questionnaires to customers. Informationgleaned from specific considerations tailored to the research’s purpose or problemand data analysed by multiple linear regression techniques. The results showed thatIslamic service quality affects the competitiveness of Islamic banks, and marketingmethods based on the floating market affect the competitiveness. The study improvedBTN Syariah Indonesia’s competitiveness in Islamic service quality and marketingmethods based on the floating market. This research helps banks recognise the pointsand strategies for strengthening Islamic banks’ competitiveness and generatingpositive experiences to gain customer loyalty with the proper approach, namelyIslamic service quality and marketing strategies with floating market methods.

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Section: Competitivenessmentioning

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How Does Strengthening Islamic Banking Competitiveness? Indonesia Evidence

M.S.I¹,

Riyadi²

2022

JPSDa

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“…Russian banking system stability and competitiveness can be increased if it will obtain main characteristics stated below [14]. We consider that the following priority tasks should be assigned in order to overcome vulnerabilities, to respond to external challenges and to increase competitiveness of the national financial institutions.…”

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Development of International Cooperation of Russian Monetary Institutions

Amosova¹,

Kosobutskaya²,

Filimonova³

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Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Economics, Management, Law and Education (EMLE 2017)

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Islamic green finance: mapping the climate funding landscape in Indonesia

Faizi,

Kusuma,

Widodo

2024

IJOES

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Purpose This study aims to explore the potential of Islamic climate finance in Indonesia and to map Islamic climate finance based on Islamic finance instruments, both commercial and social. Design/methodology/approach The analysis was conducted in Jakarta, Indonesia, between October 2022 and June 2023. This study adopted a qualitative interpretive approach in two phases. The first phase was desk-based research which focused on document analysis such as official documents, scientific publications, non-governmental organization publications and company reports in Indonesia. This analysis was conducted to identify significant milestones in developing green and eco-friendly finance that used Islamic financial instruments in Indonesia. The second phase consisted of interviews with essential Islamic climate finance project actors, such as green sukuk publishers, zakat and waqf collection agencies, stakeholders, capital market regulators, Shariah supervisory boards and Islamic finance experts. Findings The main finding of this study is that the development of Islamic green finance in Indonesia can occur through various channels, including greening Islamic capital markets, greening Islamic social finance, Islamic green finance and developing green banking services for the unbanked to support financial inclusion. Green sukuk, or Islamic bonds, are key financial instruments in Islamic green finance. They are used to fund projects in areas such as clean energy, mass transit, water conservation, forestry and low-carbon technology. These green financing initiatives also include socially responsible investments that are designed to improve the lives of people and communities. Research limitations/implications First, the availability of data on Islamic green finance practices in Indonesia may be limited, making it difficult to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the current landscape. Second, cultural and religious factors may play a role in the adoption and implementation of Islamic green finance, and these factors may vary across different regions in Indonesia. Practical implications The exploration and clustering of Islamic climate finance based on Islamic financial instruments in Indonesia can lead to the development of more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in the financial industry. Originality/value This study serves as a pioneering effort to explore the potential and clustering of Islamic climate finance based on Islamic financial instruments in Indonesia.

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Environmental activities in Indonesian Islamic commercial banks’ corporate social responsibility

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How Does Strengthening Islamic Banking Competitiveness? Indonesia Evidence

How Does Strengthening Islamic Banking Competitiveness? Indonesia Evidence

Development of International Cooperation of Russian Monetary Institutions

Islamic green finance: mapping the climate funding landscape in Indonesia

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