Banking Financial Performance Before and After Implementation of Architecture Banking Indonesia (API) on Non-bank Foreign Exchange

Abstract

The banking industry is the banking industry that is capital intensive. That is, industries that are managing public funds with all kinds of risks. Thus, banks would have to have the capacity and capability sufficient to cover losses arising from risks that arise. For that, the bank capital as a buffer from the risks faced by banks should be strengthened and improved in line with the amount of risk faced each bank. Research Methodology use secondary data that the bank's financial statements in the form of Balance Sheet, Statements of Income and Calculation of Minimum Capital Liabilities Provision (CAR) at the 10th National Commercial Bank Non foreign exchange has done API implementation in December 2007. To assess the bank's performance is to use the CAR, ROA, BOPO, ROE and LDR. These five variables are compared to the 1 year prior to the implementation of the API in 2005 and 1 year after implementation of the API in 2007, technical analysis using SPSS for windows, the research hypothesis testing with different test t (t-test). The results of t test analysis showed that there is no significant influence on the performance differences for the national private commercial bank non-foreign exchange before and after the API.