Analisis Frontier Efficiency Industri Perbankan Indonesia dengan Menggunakan Metode Distribution Free Approach

As an intermediary institution, bank has a very vital role in the economic development of a country so bank has to operate efficiently. The efficiency analysis can be conducted with the three approaches, namely cost efficiency, profit efficiency, and alternative profit efficiency. The three approaches can measured with two methode, parametric and non parametric. By using parametric methode (Distribution Free Approach), cost efficiency of 107 commercial banks operating for 10 years (2002-2011), the average cost efficiency of banks in Indonesia is 0.6729. While the average value of the profit efficiency in Indonesian banks is 0.96363 or more efficient than cost efficiency. The score of alternative profit efficiency Indonesian banks is 0.965957. The cost efficiency of commercial banks on average have no strong correlation with all financial ratios of banks.The profit efficiency have a strong relationship with financial ratios ROA and BOPO. Financial performance of the bank's ROE ratio has a moderate correlation with the level of profit efficiency. While the level of alternative profit efficiency have a strong relationship with financial performance ratios ROE, ROA, and ROA. NIM ratio has a low relationship with alternative profit efficiency

Dampak Kondisi Makroekonomi terhadap Deposito Perbankan Syariah di Indonesia

Changes in macroeconomic conditions have an impact towards financial industry, particularly in the banking industry. This research aims to look at the impact of global financial crisis and macreconomic variables towards the total deposits of Islamic banking in Indonesia with the VECM method. The period of this study using monthly data from January 2006 until December 2016. The results showed that the global financial crisis has no effect towards the total deposits of Islamic banking in Indonesia. Then, based on the analysis of Impulse Response Function (IRF), the response of total deposits of Islamic banking in Indonesia towards inflation, equivalent rate and lending rate is positive. While the shocks level of conventional banking interest rate and industrial growth is negatively responded by total deposits in Islamic banking. The Forecast Error Variance Decomposition (FEVD) analysis results showed that equivalent rate and interest rate offered by each banking system give most contributed among other variables

Fleksibilitas Nilai Tukar dan Penyesuaian Transaksi Berjalan di Indonesia: Analisis Threshold Var

Estimation study about the relationship between exchange rate flexibility and current account adjustment has been through three stages, the first stage was analysis of correlation among exchange rates variability (proxied by REER and NEER) and exchange rate regimes classification. The second step was estimating the relationship that the former was mentioned with VAR as benchmark model. The third step was applying the nonlinear estimation with Threshold VAR. The results of analysis showed that exchange rate regime classification may not capture actual exchange rate variability and flexibility exchange rate can accelerate current account adjustment in Indonesia if the changes of Indonesia exchange rate less than 27.7059 (low regime) whereas in high regime exchange rate is persistent increasing so that the system between exchange rate and current account become unstable. Bank Indonesia as monetary authorities must keep the changes of exchange rate less than 27.7059, due to exchange rate can affect current account adjustment, so can anticipate if there is current account deficit in Indonesia economy

Analisis Perbandingan Excess Return Jakarta Islamic Index dan Indeks Harga Saham Gabungan

Indonesia Stock Exchange statistics show that Islamic stock trading reached a value of around 59 trillion rupiahs. The excalation index of JII (Jakarta Islamic Index) is not follow by an increase in market capitalization of stocks listed on the JII. This is the question for investor who want to know how it compares to the performance of Jakarta Composite Index (JCI). This study analyzes the excess return that represents the return expected by an investor after investing in certain assets using descriptive analysis and Ordinary least square (OLS) regression of Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). The descriptive analysis showed that in the same risk-free rate, investors who invest in stocks listed in JII can expect a higher return than the return JCI, while regression analysis shows investors do not expect the JII\u27s excess return to be different from JCI\u27s. This suggests that the selection criteria used by Bapepam LK (now OJK) and Indonesia Stock exchange does not affect the performance of return JII

Keunggulan Sistem Keuangan Berbasis Bagi Hasil Dan Implikasinya Pada Distribusi Pendapatan

In this paper we attempted to answer a fundamental question whether banking systembased on a profi t-loss sharing (PLS) could improve welfare than an interest based banking system bydeveloping a rigorous theoretical modeling. In the framework of production technology we fi rstlyshowed that under production certainty and competitive market both PLS and interest based systemswere effi cient and right. However, under an uncertain situation due to a productivity shock,we proved that only the PLS system was right. We verifi ed our result by quantifying the effects onincome distribution for both lender and borrower. Two indicators, namely the standard error of distributionand Gini ratio were considered. We showed that the conventional credit market led to aserious income distribution problem where lenders did not enjoy the variability in income and didnot bear any risk, but in contrast, borrowers bore all the risk. On the other side, PLS system sharedthe risk between lenders and borrowers. In the end of the analysis, we proposed an instrument thatwould improve the performance of a PLS system from lenders perspective by introducing a so-calledrisk pooling mechanism

Asymmetric cointegration between exchange rate and trade balance in Nigeria

This paper empirically examines the long-run pass through of the official exchange rates into trade balance in Nigeria by means of threshold cointegration and asymmetric error correction modeling. The study provides evidence for non-linear cointegration between our variables of interest. The estimated asymmetric error correction models provide new evidence for slower transmission of exchange rate depreciations into the country's trade balance, which in turn appears to offer partial support for the Dutch disease hypothesis. This finding suggests that policy-makers cannot hope to use currency devaluation to improve the trade balance. It is recommended that policy-makers focus attention on diversification of the economy away from dependence on crude oil exports into productive manufacturing and non-oil exports, which will be vital in making the economy more competitive