Abstract :
The disclosure aspect of corporate social responsibility is a form of
obedience to Islamic law because it shows the benefits that the company provides
to its environment. Accordingly, this study aims to determine the factors that may
affect the disclosure of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Islamic banks in
Indonesia and Malaysia. The factors that used in this study are the number of
sharia supervisory board meeting, the number of sharia supervisory board
members, profitability, And leverage. This study used 60 annual reports of
Islamic banks in Indonesia and Malaysia in the period 2010-2014 as samples.
The samples are obtained using a purposive sampling method. The measurement
of corporate social responsibility disclosure using an index with 32 aspects of the
disclosure of which is a replication of the research from Maali et al. (2011).
Beside of that,the variables in this study tested using the multiple regression
analysis with SPSS 2.0. From this study we can see that the disclosure of
corporate social responsibility on Islamic banking both in Indonesia and
Malaysia are quite low. The results showed that profitability has a positive effect,
while leverage has a negative effect on the level of disclosure of corporate social
responsibility. Meanwhile, the number of sharia supervisory board meetings , the
number of sharia supervisory board members.
Keywords :Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Islamic banks, annual reports,
legitimacy theory.CGC And Characteristics Of Company