Abstract :
The banking industry still holds a dominant role in the financial system in
Indonesia, it is caused by the existence banking world are associated with activity
in the real sector, so that the condition of the banking sector will greatly affect
other economic sectors.
The existence of the banking sector in Indonesia, both domestic
banks
(state
-
owned banks, local governments and private
-
owned national), joint venture
banks and foreign bank is interesting to observe. Achievement and the condition
of a bank will be largely determined by the performance of the bank, in terms of
success
in raising funds from the public and distributing funds (credit) to the
public.
In this study, carried out further tests on bank performance through the
influence of financial ratios of banks are proxied
into the ratio of Capital
Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR), Non
-
Performance Loan
(NPL) ratio of operating expenses to operating income ratio (ROA) and Total
Assets (Size) as the independent variable and the Return on Assets (ROA) as the
d
ependent variable, with the type of bank (Commercial Bank Business Groups 1
and 2) as a moderating variable
The technique of analysis in this study using two analytical techniques. To
complete the first equation using multiple linear regression (multiple l
inear
regression) and the second regression moderation (moderated regression
analysis).
The results showed that:
1.
Capital adequacy, operating efficiency, liquidity, asset quality, and the
size of the company, significant negative effect on profitability.
2.
Ty
pe the banks do not moderate the effect of capital adequacy,
liquidity, asset quality and the level of profitability.
3.
Type banks moderating influence operational efficiency and the size of
the company the level of profitability.
Keywords:
Capital Adequacy
Ratio (CAR), Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR), Non
-
Performance Loan (NPL) ratio of operating expenses to operating income ratio
(ROA) and Total Assets (Size) as the independent variable and the Return on
Assets (ROA) , profitability, moderation