Financial Inclusion and Banking Performance in Indonesia

Determinants of Financial Performance in Chinese Banking

Banking Deregulation in Indonesia

In late 1988, the Indonesian government adopted a number of reforms aimed at deregulating the country's banking sector.' Since the reforms, Indonesia's banking system has been undergoing a transformation from an inefficient system dominated by a relatively small number of state-owned banks, to a more volatile system, in which competition among state and privately owned banks is encouraged.' Thi...

Central Banking , Free Banking , and Financial Crises

Agrowing literature explores the concept of free banking on both a theoretical and an historical basis. George Selgin (1988) sets out the theory of free banking and makes a compelling case that, despite the uniqueness of money, the forces of supply and demand are more conducive to monetary stability, correctly understood, than are the edicts of a central bank. Larry White (1984), focusing on th...

Banking Deregulation in Indonesia: an Updated Perspective in Light of the Asian Financial Crisis

* Vice President, Chase Securities Japan Ltd. This Article does not represent the views or opinions of Chase Securities. This Article contains statements which are based on author's personal experience and knowledge gained from dealings with Indonesian attorneys, bankers, and entities. ' Michael S. Bennett, Banking Deregulation in Indonesia, 16 U. PA. J. INT'L BUS. L. 443 (1995). 2 In October 1...

Electronic Services (IT) in the Banking and Financial Institutions

This research investigates the methods for improving the quality of IT services (electronic services) in the Melli Banks branches in Mashhad province, where QFD and ANP models were operated. To this concern, three-dimensional, usability, service interaction and information quality to improve IT service quality were examined. The results of the analysis of the opinion of Melli Bank Customers ind...