The Effect on Inflation, Exchange and BI Rate on Third Party Funds With Equivalent Rate (Er) as an Intervening Variable in Shariah Commercial Banks in Indonesia
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Keywords

Third Party Funds
Inflation
Exchange Rate
BI Rate
Equivalent Rate

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Mismiwati, Riduwansah, Lidyah, R. ., Hartini, T. ., & Krisdayanti, H. . (2024). The Effect on Inflation, Exchange and BI Rate on Third Party Funds With Equivalent Rate (Er) as an Intervening Variable in Shariah Commercial Banks in Indonesia. Proceeding International Conference on Islamic Economics and Business (ICIEB), 3(1), 74-93. https://conference.uin-suka.ac.id/index.php/ICIEB/article/view/1478

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the effect of inflation exchange rate and BI rate and BI rate on Sharia Commercial banks on third party funds (DPK) during the period 2018 - 2022 with Equivalent Rate (ER) as an intervening variable. The object of this study is Islamic Commercial banks, namely foreign exchange banks. Type of quantitative research using time series data, this study uses secondary data. Sampling was carried out on three Islamic Commercial Bank Included in foreign exchange banks with saturated sampling techniques. These banks are Bank Muamalat, Bank Mega Syariah, Bank Panin Dubai Syariah. Data Analysis methods used in include multiple linear reggression testing, hypothesis testing, Classical Assumption testing, path Analysis and descriptive statistical testing processed through Eviews 10 Software. The results revealed that third party funds (DPK) are partially positively influenced by the BI rate and Inflation. Meanwhile, third party funds partially show the negative influence of exchange rates and Equivalent rates. The results of the analysis also indicate thet the Equivalent Rate has a role as a mediator in linking the influence of inflation, exchange rate and BI rate on third party funds (DPK), this is in line with the finding of the path analysis conducted.

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Copyright (c) 2024 Dr. Mismiwati SE. MP, RIDUWANSAH, SH. MH, Dr. Rika Lidyah, SE. M.Si, Ak. CA, CRA, CRP, CIT, Dr. Titin Hartini, SE. M.Si, CRA, CRP, Helisia Krisdayanti, SE. ME

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