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In a number of occasions during the bad times where financial markets are under pressure, Indonesia often suffers the most compared to neighbors or peer countries. It indicates that there is something fundamental as the driving factors and the depth of the Indonesian financial sector may be the...
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This paper aims to examine the struggle for shari'ah insurance in Indonesia. By using a qualitative-descriptive approach and time series data in the period 2010 - 2017, it is known that the struggle for sharia insurance in the national insurance market is indeed not easy. This is indicated in a...
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The development policy in Indonesia to implement the human development paradigm should be able to put people as actors and regional economic development as a vehicle for the public welfare. However, the government's policy as outlined in the budget form precisely the opposite direction to a...
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-based deposit insurance premium in Indonesia, (ii) estimate risk-based deposit insurance rates for individual banks; and (iii …) approximate the incurred costs of premium for individual banks. The results show that a number of banking performance indicators ….48 per cent. Another result estimates the risk-based deposit insurance rates for individual banks ranging from 0.200 to 0 …
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This research aims to : (i) examine the need to merge sharia banks in an effort to encourage the improvement and … performance of sharia banking in Indonesia; (ii) review policy options for merging sharia banks owned by state-owned banks to … human resources (HR) originating from or from different backgrounds; and (iii) merging sharia banks requires large funds and …
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The World Bank in 2014 reports only 36% of Indonesia's population has access to the formal financial institution. This number shows us the level of financial inclusion in Indonesia. There is still some task to do since Indonesian government has the goals 70% level of financial inclusion in 2019....
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The government tries to increase financial inclusion by channeling various social assistance in non-cash, namely through bank accounts, but the results are still not encouraging. Penetration through the supply side, which is also an alternative, is to introduce the mechanism of banking products...
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, for example, in some formal financial institutions, banks. By using Susenas 2017 data, this paper will try to fill the … can access formal financial institutions in the form of savings in banks even though in a limited amount. Of the 327 …
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and PKH. Excellent government regulation support and education about Digital Financial Services are also needed. With …
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Presidential Regulation (Perpres) No. 82 of 2016 concerning the National Inclusive Financial Strategy established on …
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