Comparative Analysis of a Financial Performance on Conventional Banks and Sharia Banks in Indonesia

Abstract

The goal of this analysis was to ascertain the financial output differences of traditional banks and Sharia banks throughout 2014-2018. The collected data in this analysis were secondary data from the financial statements issued by Bank Indonesia. The sampling methodology used in this analysis was for the purposive sampling, so the samples used were 4 samples of traditional banks and 4 samples of Sharia banks taken from conventional banks, which included state-owned banks and Sharia banks with the highest reserves. The analysis technique used to compare the financial results of conventional banks and Sharia banks is the Independent sample t-test method. Performance comparison is measured by financial ratios consisting of CAR, BOPO, ROA, NPL and LDR. The results showed that conventional banks performed better in terms of BOPO, ROA, NPL ratios, while Sharia banks performed better in terms of CAR and LDR ratios.