IMPLEMENTATION OF GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDONESIAN ISLAMIC BANKING

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Abstract

Good corporate governance (GCG) is a system of organizing and conducting

enterprise to create value-added (value added) to all stakeholders. This concept was

emphasized in two areas, namely, first, the importance of the right to obtain a true and

accurate information on time and, second, the duty of companies to do disclosure (disclosure)

is accurate, right time, transparent to all the information industry performance, ownership,

and stakeholders. There are four main components needed for the concept Corporate Good

governance, namely fairness, Transparency, accountability, and responsibility. The fourth

component is crucial for the implementation of the principles of Good Corporate governance

consistently proven to improve the quality of the company. Of all the above, raised a number of

knots that Islam requires the user BANKING consumer protection as conventional. Protection

intended to be separated into general and specific protection. General protection means that

the user needs with the needs of Islamic BANKING conventional user. While the specific

coverage requirements, only for the consumer BANKING Islam. Things changed in view of the

Islamic BANKING users have different needs, relating with confidence that the basis for their

use of Islam as well as institutional BANKING Islam has principles that must be applied and

monitored in the against sharia compliant .

Keywords— Islamic Banking, good corporate governance, implementation.

Nama Prosiding : 3rd AICIF (ASEAN International Conference on Islamic Finance)
ISSN : ISBN : 978-602-1154-24-1
Tahun : 2015
Peneliti : Ro'fah Setyowati, , Bedjo Santoso,,
Diunggah tanggal : Rabu, 2017-12-13