Profit Growth in Indonesian Sharia Bank: the Impact of RGEC

Akhyar, Chairil; Marzuki, Marzuki; Azhar,; Syamni, Ghazali

doi:10.14419/ijet.v7i3.30.18437

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“…13/1/PBI/2011 Article 7 paragraph 2 as referred to in Article 6d includes adequacy level assessment capital and capital management. This regulation states that banks should link capital with bank risk, if the risk is greater than big capital should be provided to anticipate risks (Akhyar, 2018). Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) is a tool to measure a bank's ability to maintain its capital and measure management's ability to control, identify, and monitor the risks that will arise in the amount of bank capital (Alifedrin and Hermansyah, 2023).…”

Section: Capitalmentioning

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The Effect of Bank Soundness Factors on Sharia Bank Performance in Indonesia

Pramesti,

Damayanti

2023

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This study examines the impact of bank soundness factors on the performance of Sharia banks in Indonesia using the Risk, Good Corporate Governance, Earning, Capital (RGEC) approach. This study is quantitative research and the data analysis technique used is a multiple linear regression analysis test, with the hypothesis test used as the t-test and the F-test. The population of this study is all Sharia commercial banks in Indonesia listed in OJK during the 2017-2022 period. The sample used in this study was selected using a purposive sampling method. The study concludes that Good Corporate Governance (GCG), Return on Equity (ROE), and Operating Costs to Operating Income (BOPO) have a significant impact on net income/loss. Furthermore, all RGEC variables have a simultaneous effect on bank performance, explaining half of the impact.

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Section: Capitalmentioning

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The Effect of Bank Soundness Factors on Sharia Bank Performance in Indonesia

Pramesti,

Damayanti

2023

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“…Each technique employs a set of indicators that take into account a variety of circumstances and conditions. The adoption of RGEG, which encompasses risk, good corporate governance, revenue, and capital, is primarily used to measure and identify the factors that influence a bank's profit growth rate (Akhyar et al, 2018). Good corporate governance, revenue, capital, and management have a significant positive effect on health (Candra & Jayanto, 2017).…”

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Comparison Analysis of ASEAN Banking Financial Performance During the Pandemic

Dura¹

2022

JAB

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The arrival of the Covid-19 Pandemic outbreak has had an impact on the collapse of the local economy. The macroeconomics used in this theory explains the relationship between the current economic situation and how it affects banking financial performance with the RGEC indicators were used in this study to compare the financial performance of Indonesia's banking sector with other ASEAN countries, such as Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. This research is a component of comparative research. The subject of the study is ASEAN banking institutions. Sampling with the purposive sampling method in 2019 and 2020 obtained 13 banks produced a complete sample. The parametric homogeneity test is used to test hypotheses in statistical models. The findings show that although there were differences in profit risk and risk profiles of ASEAN banks during the pandemic, there was no difference in capital risk.

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“…Various methods such as the CAMEL method, RGEC, fuzzy zero-order Takagi-Sugeno-Kang (TSK) and Risk Based Bank Rating can be applied to measure the level of health, taking into account different factors and conditions. The factors used include the determinants of profit growth rates, corporate governance, income, capital, management, the level of total assets, loans and trading assets of these financial institutions (Abadi, 2016;Akhyar et al, 2018;Candara & Jayanto, 2017;Morgan, 2002).…”

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A Health Level and Risk Rating Monitoring System of Village Credit Institutions

Karma¹,

Sulastra²,

Dewi³

2022

irjmis

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As a financial institution that is very vulnerable to negative issues, Bali Governor Regulation No 44/2017, which regulates the management of an LPD (Village Credit Institution) directs that LPDs be managed carefully. Performance indicators that must be considered are the level of health and risk rating of the LPD, which are determined by a number of factors/components related to the financial condition and procedures for managing the LPD. The procedure for determining it is clear, but requires careful calculations and seems difficult for those who do not understand it. Knowledge of the level of health and risk rating will make it easier to find alternative solutions when the LPD has problems. Building a health level and risk rating monitoring system is a solution. The system is built using the Waterfall method with an object-oriented system approach. This system will greatly assist the manager and the supervisory team to maintain good LPD performance, and can quickly anticipate situations that cause the LPD's performance to decline, which is shown from the factors/components of the health level monitoring results and risk ratings by this system.

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Profit Growth in Indonesian Sharia Bank: the Impact of RGEC

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

The Effect of Bank Soundness Factors on Sharia Bank Performance in Indonesia

The Effect of Bank Soundness Factors on Sharia Bank Performance in Indonesia

Comparison Analysis of ASEAN Banking Financial Performance During the Pandemic

A Health Level and Risk Rating Monitoring System of Village Credit Institutions

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