Penguatan Perbankan Syari’ah melalui Merger atau Konsolidasi

Strengthening Sharia Banking through Merger or Consolidation

Muhammad Nizar

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Abstract: 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 become a separate SOE bank with a merger or consolidation pattern; and (iii) estimate the amount of State Capital Participation (PMN) in a merged bank (BUMN). The results of this study indicate that: (i) merging is one way to realize the formation of a large Islamic bank, provided there are independent controlling shareholders; (ii) merger or consolidation patterns have insignificant different effects on the economic, strategic, financial, risk and other aspects. Significant effects on the choice of merger or consolidation scheme are expected in terms of legality and conflict of interest between human resources (HR) originating from or from different backgrounds; and (iii) merging sharia banks requires large funds and high risk. Merging can be done more easily at Islamic banks that have a special relationship with the Government and are in the form of entities, namely Bank Syariah Mandiri, BRI Sharia, and BNI Sharia. This study recommends that: (i) the formation of new banks in the presence of state capital and (ii) the equity participation of conventional parent banks is maintained, only not in the position of controlling shareholder.

Keywords: added value valuation method; dual banking system; consolidation, merger; syari’ah banking; state capital participation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: G21 G28 G34 H81 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-11-30
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